PHILIPPINE STATE COLLEGE OF AERONAUTICS

INSTITUTE OF ENGINEERING AND TECHNOLOGY

AERONAUTICAL ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT
Module 1: Introduction to Air Laws

MODULE ACTIVITY 3 – ANNEX 7 & 8

Czeejhay Leonne B. Tuazon
BSAeE 2-7

FILL IN THE BLANKS. Complete the given statement.

1. The nationality mark is selected from the series of nationality symbols included in the radio
call signs allocated to the State of Registry by the International Telecommunications Union.
This code is notified to ______ICAO________ and may consist of letters, number or
both.
2. The markings on the fuselage and vertical surfaces are to be at least __30cm___ high.
3. The _______Certificate of registration___________________ is an official document
certifying that the State of Registry has registered the aircraft. This must be carried in the
aircraft at all times.
4. Combinations starting with letter ___Q ____ and ___5____ letter combinations used in the
International Codes are not permitted.
5. The aircraft nationality mark of the Philippines is ____RP________.
6. The _____1919 Paris________ Convention requires all aircraft to be registered and to
carry nationality and registration marks.
7. The nationality or registration marks are to be _____Painted____ onto the aircraft or
affixed by any means that ensures a similar degree of permanence. The marks shall be kept
clean and visible at all times.
8. The markings on the wings are to be at least ____50cm____ high.
9. Nationality marks and registration marks consist of a group of characters with the nationality
mark followed by a registration mark. A ____ Hypen______ divides the two if the
registration mark begins with a letter.
10. Notified differences are listed by the state in the final part of the annex. States are also
required to list these differences in their own ______Aeronautical Information
Publication_______ documents.
11. The standards of airworthiness are applicable to all aircraft having a maximum take-off
mass over ______5700kg______, intended for the carriage of passengers, cargo or mail
in international navigation.
12. A _________Certificate of air worthiness______________ is issued by the State of
Registry when satisfactory evidence is provided that the aircraft complies with the
appropriate airworthiness requirements.
13. The _____State of Design____________ is required to ensure that a structural integrity
programme exist supporting all aircraft.
14. Each aircraft is required to have ___Flight Manuals_____ in which the approved
limitations are defined and any additional information contained as is necessary for the safe
operation of the aircraft.
15. _____Annex 6____ deals with the safety standards necessary for any operation.