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Who was the predecessor of the Federal Aviation Administration?

  1. American Airline Association

  2. Civil Aeronautics Board

  3. Department of Transportation

  4. Air Traffic Control Committee

The correct answer is: Civil Aeronautics Board

The predecessor of the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) was the Civil Aeronautics Board. The American Airline Association (A) was founded later as a trade organization and did not serve as a government agency. The Department of Transportation (C) was created in 1967, after the Civil Aeronautics Board (B) was formed in 1938. The Air Traffic Control Committee (D) was a subcommittee of the Civil Aeronautics Board, so it cannot be considered as the immediate predecessor of the FAA.

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