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Câu 1. According to Article 80 of the Chicago Convention 1944, what is its legal
relationship with the Paris Convention 1919 and the Habana Convention 1928?
- A. The Chicago Convention supplements the Paris and Habana Conventions.
- B. The Chicago Convention supersedes and replaces the Paris and Habana Conventions.
- C. All three conventions apply simultaneously.
- D. The Chicago Convention is subordinate to the Paris Convention.
Câu 2. Which permanent executive organ of ICAO is responsible for adopting Standards
and Recommended Practices (SARPs) as Annexes to the Convention?
- A. The ICAO Assembly.
- B. The ICAO Council.
- C. The Air Navigation Commission.
- D. The Secretariat.
Câu 3. The technical body of ICAO that consists of 15 experts responsible for drafting and
recommending updates to the Annexes is:
- A. The Air Transport Committee.
- B. The ICAO Secretariat.
- C. The Air Navigation Commission (ANC).
- D. The ICAO Assembly.
Câu 4. In ICAO's governance structure, which body is the supreme organ where all 193
member states are represented and hold one vote?
- A. The Council.
- B. The Secretariat.
- C. The Air Navigation Commission.
- D. The Assembly.
Câu 5. On which date did Vietnam officially become a member state of ICAO after
depositing its notification of adherence?
- A. March 1, 1980.
- B. March 13, 1980.
- C. April 12, 1980.
- D. April 4, 1947.
Câu 6. According to Article 47 of the Chicago Convention, ICAO enjoys full juridical
personality and legal capacity within member territories to the extent that it is
compatible with:
- A. Directives issued by the ICAO Secretariat.
- B. The constitution and laws of the specific state concerned.
- C. Multilateral international commercial airline policies.
- D. Bilateral flight traffic right agreements.
Câu 7. If a contracting state fails to discharge its financial obligations or is in arrears in
payments to ICAO for more than two full years, the Assembly may:
- A. Revoke the nationality marks of its registered aircraft.
- B. Suspend its voting power in the Assembly and the Council.
- C. Terminate its sovereign airspace rights over the territorial sea.
- D. Confiscate its certificates of airworthiness.
Câu 8. Article 1 of the Chicago Convention recognizes that every state has complete and
exclusive sovereignty over the airspace above its:
- A. Flight Information Regions (FIRs).
- B. Territory and adjacent territorial waters.
- C. Exclusive Economic Zone (EEZ).
- D. Continental shelf up to 200 nautical miles.
Câu 9. Which rules apply to aircraft operating over the high seas according to Article 12 of
the Chicago Convention?
- A. The national aviation law of the nearest coastal state.
- B. The Rules of the Air established exclusively under the Chicago Convention.
- C. The domestic decrees of the aircraft operator's residence.
- D. The maritime environmental regulations under UNCLOS.
Câu 10. Under Article 7 of the Chicago Convention, the right of a nation to refuse
permission to foreign aircraft to take on passengers, mail, and cargo for hire within its
territory destined for another point in its territory is called:
- A. Traffic Right.
- B. Transit Privilege.
- C. Cabotage. A.
- D. In-flight Jurisdiction.
Câu 11. Can a member state grant an exclusive cabotage privilege to another specific state
or airline on an exclusive basis under Article 7?
- A. Yes, provided they share a bilateral trade treaty.
- B. No, states undertake not to enter into arrangements granting such privileges on an exclusive basis.
- C. Yes, if approved by a majority vote of the ICAO Council.
- D. Only during a declared national state of emergency.
Câu 12. According to Article 3, the Chicago Convention applies strictly to which class of
aircraft?
- A. State aircraft used in military services.
- B. Civil aircraft only.
- C. Police and customs service aircraft.
- D. Unmanned military aerial weapon systems.
Câu 13. Which of the following is defined as a "State aircraft" under Article 3(b) of the
Chicago Convention?
- A. A commercial flight operated by a state-owned national airline.
- B. Aircraft used in military, customs, and police services.
- C. A charter flight carrying a state's sports delegation.
- D. A helicopter hired by a private businessperson.
Câu 14. What are the notification obligations of a member state if it finds it impracticable
to comply with an international standard or technical Annex amendment?
- A. It must obtain a written waiver from the United Nations.
- B. It must give immediate notification to ICAO of the differences under Article 38.
- C. It must ground all its registered aircraft immediately.
- D. No notification is required if national security is involved.
Câu 15. If a nation establishes a permanent or temporary "Prohibited Area" under Article 9
for military necessity, it must apply this restriction:
- A. Exclusively to foreign airlines.
- B. Uniformly without distinction to its own international scheduled airlines and those of other states. A.
- C. Only to unscheduled private charter flights.
- D. Based on bilateral diplomatic relations with the aircraft's flag state.
Câu 16. According to Article 17 of the Chicago Convention, an aircraft derives its
nationality directly from:
- A. The principal place of business of the operator.
- B. The country in which it is validly registered.
- C. The territory where it was manufactured.
- D. The nationality of the pilot in command.
Câu 17. What does the Chicago Convention stipulate regarding dual registration of an
aircraft under Article 18?
- A. An aircraft can be validly registered in up to three states simultaneously.
- B. An aircraft cannot be validly registered in more than one state at a time.
- C. Dual registration is permitted for international joint operating agencies.
- D. Double registration is required for wet-leased aircraft.
Câu 18. Which mandatory document must be carried on board an aircraft equipped with
radio transmitting apparatus under Article 29?
- A. A corporate tax registration profile.
- B. An aircraft radio station license issued by the state of registry.
- C. An endorsement check from the landing state.
- D. A copy of the Chicago Conference Preamble.
Câu 19. Under Article 33, when are certificates of airworthiness and personnel licenses
issued by a state of registry recognized as valid by other contracting states?
- A. In all situations without exception.
- B. Only if the requirements under which they were issued meet or exceed ICAO minimum standards.
- C. Only if the state has signed a Public-Private Partnership arrangement.
- D. If the flight crew consists entirely of nationals of that state.
Câu 20. If an aircraft carries passengers on an international flight, which flight document
tracking passenger data is required under Article 29?
- A. An export manifest containing cargo pricing.
- B. A list of passenger names showing their places of embarkation and destination. A.
- C. A corporate condition of carriage manual.
- D. A specialized regional supplementary certificate.
Câu 21. What happens if an aircraft or a component fails to meet an international standard
of airworthiness at the time of its certification under Article 39?
- A. The aircraft is grounded permanently worldwide.
- B. A complete enumeration of the details in respect of which it failed must be endorsed on its airworthiness certificate.
- C. The state of registry automatically loses its ICAO membership.
- D. The operator is fined under Article 12 administrative penal codes.
Câu 22. Under Article 40, can an aircraft with an endorsed airworthiness certificate
participate in international navigation?
- A. Yes, it retains an absolute right of innocent transit.
- B. No, except with the explicit permission of the state or states whose territory is entered.
- C. Only when flying over the high seas.
- D. Yes, but it cannot carry commercial cargo.
Câu 23. The primary scope of application of the Tokyo Convention 1963 relates to:
- A. International custom tracking of marine biological resources.
- B. Offences against penal law and acts jeopardizing safety, good order, and discipline on board an aircraft in flight.
- C. Allocating commercial route traffic rights under bilateral systems.
- D. Settling fiscal and customs tax disputes at international airports.
Câu 24. For the purpose of the powers of the aircraft commander under Chapter III of the
Tokyo Convention, an aircraft is considered to be "in flight" from the moment when:
- A. Power is applied for the purpose of takeoff.
- B. All external doors are closed following embarkation until any such door is opened for disembarkation.
- C. The aircraft clears the sovereign boundary of the territorial sea.
- D. The landing run comes to a complete stop on the runway.
Câu 25. Under Article 6 of the Tokyo Convention, who can the aircraft commander require
or authorize to assist in restraining an unruly passenger?
- A. Foreign border customs inspectors only. A.
- B. Crew members (whom they can require/authorize) and passengers or in-flight security officers (whom they can request/authorize but not require).
- C. Only the primary state authorities of the state of landing.
- D. No one; the commander must apply restraint measures alone.
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