Aviation and Airport Security Practice Test.

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What was the purpose of the Air Mail Act?

To outsource the airmail routes to third party private contractors.
To regulate the air mail routes by the government.
To promote international air mail services.
To introduce new airmail planes.

The correct answer is: To outsource the airmail routes to third party private contractors.

The purpose of the Air Mail Act was to outsource the airmail routes to third party private contractors. This allowed for more competition, efficiency, and cost-effectiveness in the delivery of air mail. Option B is incorrect because the government was actually trying to relinquish control over the air mail routes to private companies. Option C is also incorrect because the act was primarily focused on domestic airmail services, not international ones. Option D is incorrect because the act did not specifically introduce new airmail planes, but rather allowed for private companies to use their own planes for delivery.