**Aircraft Registration Test**

**Instructions:** Choose the correct answer for each question. The answer key is provided at the
end.

1. What is aircraft registration?

- A) The aircraft's serial number

- B) The unique alphanumeric code assigned to an aircraft

- C) The manufacturer's identification number

2. Which authority assigns aircraft registration numbers?

- A) International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO)

- B) Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) in the United States

- C) International Air Transport Association (IATA)

3. What is the purpose of aircraft registration?

- A) To track the manufacturer's warranty

- B) To identify the country of origin of the aircraft

- C) To provide a unique identifier for legal and regulatory purposes

4. In the United States, aircraft registration numbers typically start with which letter?

- A) A

- B) N

- C) U

5. What documentation is required for the registration process?

- A) Proof of insurance

- B) Airworthiness certificate and proof of ownership

- C) Pilot's license

6. When might an aircraft registration need to be transferred?

 - A) When the aircraft undergoes routine maintenance

- B) When the aircraft is sold to a new owner

- C) When the aircraft changes its flight route

7. Who initiates the transfer of aircraft registration?

- A) The aviation authority

- B) The current owner or operator of the aircraft

- C) The manufacturer of the aircraft

8. What is the primary document used to prove ownership during a registration transfer?

- A) Aircraft maintenance logbook

- B) Bill of sale or transfer of title

- C) Pilot's license

9. Which authority must be notified during a transfer of registration?

- A) International Maritime Organization (IMO)

- B) World Health Organization (WHO)

- C) Relevant aviation authorities

10. What is the format of aircraft registration numbers?

- A) Only numbers

- B) Only letters

- C) Combination of letters and numbers

11. What do suffix letters in aircraft registration numbers indicate?

- A) The color of the aircraft

- B) Additional information or distinctions

- C) The manufacturer's name

12. What is the purpose of hyphens in aircraft registration numbers?

- A) To separate letters and numbers for clarity

 - B) To indicate an expired registration

- C) To identify military aircraft

13. How does aircraft registration benefit flight dispatch?

- A) By tracking fuel consumption

- B) By ensuring compliance with regulatory requirements

- C) By determining flight routes

14. Which document verifies an aircraft's compliance with safety standards?

- A) Registration certificate

- B) Airworthiness certificate

- C) Pilot's license

15. What action should flight dispatchers take if there is a change in aircraft registration?

- A) Update the flight manifest

- B) Ignore the change

- C) Verify the updated registration details

16. What is the significance of the registration process in aviation?

- A) It determines the aircraft's color scheme

- B) It establishes ownership and legal compliance

- C) It sets the aircraft's flight altitude

17. Which organization sets international standards for aircraft registration?

- A) International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO)

- B) United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO)

- C) International Monetary Fund (IMF)

18. How often should aircraft registration details be verified?

- A) Once a year

- B) As needed
 - C) Before each flight operation

19. What is the purpose of the aircraft registration application?

- A) To request permission for flight operations

- B) To apply for a pilot's license

- C) To initiate the registration process with the aviation authority

20. Who is responsible for ensuring aircraft registration compliance during flight dispatch?

- A) Aircraft manufacturer

- B) Air traffic controller

- C) Flight dispatcher

**Answer Key:**

1. B) The unique alphanumeric code assigned to an aircraft

2. B) Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) in the United States

3. C) To provide a unique identifier for legal and regulatory purposes

4. B) N

5. B) Airworthiness certificate and proof of ownership

6. B) When the aircraft is sold to a new owner

7. B) The current owner or operator of the aircraft

8. B) Bill of sale or transfer of title

9. C) Relevant aviation authorities

10. C) Combination of letters and numbers

11. B) Additional information or distinctions

12. A) To separate letters and numbers for clarity

13. B) By ensuring compliance with regulatory requirements

14. B) Airworthiness certificate

15. C) Verify the updated registration details

16. B) It establishes ownership and legal compliance

17. A) International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO)

18. C) Before each flight operation

19. C) To initiate the registration process with the aviation authority

20. C) Flight dispatcher