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true or false
100

What agency is primarily responsible for investigating aircraft accidents 

NTSB

100

These four basic functions divide management activities: planning, organizing, this one (which includes leading and coordinating), and controlling.

directing

100

what are the 4 Ps

Product, Price, Place, Promotion

100

definitions of profit 

reward for effort, risk, return on investment,and profit to sales ratio 

100

The FAA is responsible for investigating all domestic aircraft accidents, including nonfatal general aviation ones, without delegating any to the NTSB.

False

200

This is NOT a typical service offered by a full-service FBO, even though it involves large numbers of passengers and scheduled operations.

scheduled airline passenger check-in (or Part 121 operations)

200

This error involves not staying informed on industry literature, societal trends, or emerging markets, which can be addressed by thinking outside the box and pursuing new opportunities.

What is failure to anticipate industry trends?

200

This event caused major delays and pushed companies toward air taxi, charter, and fractional ownership.

9/11 attacks

200

Types include family/friends, leasing, venture capital, banks, and these licensed investment companies.

Small Business Investment Companies

200

A full-service FBO typically provides scheduled airline passenger check-in for Part 121 operations.

false

300

After the 1978 Airline Deregulation Act, researchers at this organization have continuously worked to make civil aircraft faster, more efficient, and quieter while emissions standards tightened.


NASA

300

Also known as democratic leaders, they solicit input from group members to guide decisions

participative leaders

300

This certificate lowers training time and cost barriers for new pilots.

sport pilot certificate

300

Net profit divided by equity or investment cost, expressed as a percentage.

return on investment

300

Profit to sales ratio is calculated by dividing net profits by total sales and is useful for comparing to industry norms.

true 

400

On a typical overseas flight, this class of passengers accounts for over 75% of the flight’s revenue according to the presentation.


Business and First-Class

400

When delegating to a new worker, use this rule

the 80:20 rule?

400

reasons for airport closure 

urban development, noise complaints, or community impact.

400

profits accepted because aviation is enjoyed for fun and excitement, not maximum return.

non-monetary profit

400

One objective of delegation is to raise the level of employee motivation and increase readiness to accept change.

true

500

This is described as crucial for FBOs to maintain a proper footing in the local market, especially since an airport could increase FBO competition at any time.


public awareness (or marketing/image/keeping up with the times)

500

the real purpose of business management boils down to this

get and keep customers profitably

500

These companies account for over 40% of new corporate jet orders

fractional ownership companies 

500

Fixed costs like rent and utilities vs. these costs that rise with sales volume, like fuel and maintenance.

variable costs

500

The Small Business Administration (SBA) is listed as one possible source of financing for an aviation business.

true

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