CAM Emergency Response and Security 3

Question 1

Which entity has statutory authority to lead the investigation of a civil aircraft accident in the United States?

Accepted Answer

The National Transportation Safety Board

Answer

The NTSB is the independent federal agency charged with investigating civil aviation accidents; the FAA participates as a party.

Question 2

After a reportable accident, wreckage may be moved before NTSB release ONLY to:

Accepted Answer

Protect the public, remove victims, or prevent further damage

Answer

Part 830 permits disturbing wreckage only to rescue victims, protect the public, or prevent further loss before NTSB authorization.

Question 3

A key element of a flight department's security risk assessment for international trips is:

Accepted Answer

Evaluating destination-specific threats using current intelligence sources

Answer

Effective trip security requires destination-specific threat evaluation from current, reputable intelligence sources rather than a one-size-fits-all posture.

Question 4

Which practice best protects a parked business aircraft from tampering at an unfamiliar airport?

Accepted Answer

Using tamper-evident seals, securing doors, and arranging vetted ramp surveillance

Answer

Physical security layers such as seals, locked doors, and monitored parking are the standard defense against aircraft tampering.

Question 5

In crisis communications following an accident, the flight department spokesperson should:

Accepted Answer

Release only confirmed facts and avoid speculation about cause

Answer

Crisis communication best practice is to share confirmed facts with empathy and never speculate on cause, which the NTSB determines.

(CAM) Certified Aviation Manager Practice Test

(CAM) Certified Aviation Manager Practice Test

CAM Emergency Response and Security 3