Aviation and Airport Security Practice Test.

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Elevate your aviation security expertise with our comprehensive practice test. Dive into the latest protocols, regulations, and safety measures, and prepare for your next career leap in aviation security.

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What did the Civil Aeronautics Act aim to achieve?

To introduce a global aviation standard.
To reduce airfare prices.
To promote aviation regulations; To curb the alleged unfair and deceptive practices of competition among air carriers.
To increase the speed of aircraft.

The correct answer is: To promote aviation regulations; To curb the alleged unfair and deceptive practices of competition among air carriers.

The Civil Aeronautics Act aimed to promote aviation regulations and curb the alleged unfair and deceptive practices of competition among air carriers. Option A is incorrect because global aviation standards were not the main focus of the act. Option B is also incorrect because while it may have indirectly influenced airfare prices, that was not its primary purpose. Option D is incorrect because increasing the speed of aircraft was not the main objective of the act; rather, it focused on regulating the aviation industry.