Practice Test Geeks(CAM) Certified Aviation Manager Practice Test
← All CAM Flashcard Decks

Emergency Response and Security Flashcards

7 cards from real CAM practice questions. Tap to flip, then mark Knew It or Still Learning — missed cards come back until you master them.

Read the first 7 Emergency Response and Security flashcards as text

  1. A flight department's ERP call tree fails during a drill because several numbers are outdated. The best corrective action is to:

    Answer: Establish a scheduled review cycle to verify all contact data and retest

    ERP contact information must be verified on a recurring schedule and validated through drills to remain reliable.

  2. Under NTSB Part 830, a 'serious injury' includes an injury that:

    Answer: Requires hospitalization for more than 48 hours within 7 days of the accident

    Part 830 defines serious injury to include hospitalization exceeding 48 hours commencing within 7 days, among fractures and other criteria.

  3. Which cybersecurity practice most directly protects a flight department's trip itineraries and passenger data?

    Answer: Access controls and encryption on scheduling and trip management systems

    Encrypting and restricting access to scheduling systems prevents itinerary and passenger data leaks that create physical security risk.

  4. During an international trip, the crew is approached by an individual claiming to be an inspector demanding aircraft access without credentials. The crew should:

    Answer: Politely deny access and verify the person's identity through official channels

    Access should be denied until identity and authority are verified through the handler, airport authority, or embassy.

  5. What is the main advantage of aligning a flight department's ERP with the company's corporate crisis management plan?

    Answer: Coordinated roles, communication, and resources during a company-wide response

    Integration ensures the flight department and corporate teams act with unified communication, resources, and defined roles during a crisis.

  6. Which action best preserves critical evidence for investigators immediately after a survivable accident?

    Answer: Securing the cockpit voice recorder and flight data recorder from tampering

    Recorders must be secured intact and turned over to investigators; any alteration compromises the investigation.

  7. A layered airport security concept for a corporate hangar typically includes:

    Answer: Perimeter fencing, access control, surveillance, and personnel vetting

    Defense in depth combines physical barriers, controlled access, monitoring, and background-checked personnel so no single failure exposes the asset.