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Nelson Education > Higher Education > Passport: An Introduction to the Tourism Industry 3rd Edition > Test Yourself > 

Chapter 7: The Airline Industry

 
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Multiple Choice
Identify the letter of the choice that best completes the statement or answers the question.
 

1. 

Every country has its own regulatory environment. In any regulatory market there are certain conditions, often referred to as “freedoms.” Identify which of the following is NOT one of the main “freedoms” of a regulatory market as discussed by the authors.
a.
Entry
b.
Exit
c.
On time performance
d.
Rate/fare setting
e.
Mergers and acquisitions
 

2. 

Economic regulation in the transportation sector encompasses five major environments. Identify which of the following is NOT one of these five environments.
a.
Open market
b.
Monopoly
c.
Regulation
d.
Deregulation
e.
Restricted market
 

3. 

The growth in what has been the single most important factor in the development of modern tourism?
a.
Air travel
b.
Hotel expansion
c.
Internet booking
d.
None of the above.
 

4. 

“Air rage” and “airport rage” have been getting worse in recent years. The authors have identified several reasons. Identify which of the following is NOT a reason for “air rage.”
a.
Rising air ticket prices
b.
Flight overcrowding
c.
Flight delays
d.
Airport renovations
 

5. 

All provinces have some sort of _______________________ which requires that rates be posted on the back of each guest room’s door.
a.
Hotel Rates Act
b.
Guest Room Rates Act
c.
Accommodations Act
d.
Rates Information Act
e.
None of the above.
 

6. 

The busiest “city pairs” in the airline industry in Canada are ________________.
a.
Toronto-Vancouver
b.
Toronto-Ottawa
c.
Toronto-Montreal
d.
Toronto-Winnipeg
e.
Edmonton-Calgary
 

7. 

Non scheduled airlines, also called ___________________ or ____________
provide air travel at lower rates than regular fare on scheduled airlines.
a.
Supplemental airlines, charter airlines
b.
Surplus airlines, trunk airlines
c.
Discounted airlines, charter airlines
d.
Trunk airlines, charter airlines
e.
Charter airlines, Supplemental airlines
 

8. 

By 2002, ________________ and Skyservice were main charter carriers in Canada.
a.
Westjet
b.
Tango
c.
Jazz
d.
Air Transat
e.
Canjet
 

9. 

Journeys are of four different types. An open jaw trip is a trip which _______________.
a.
begins in an originating city and ends in a destination city
b.
begins in an originating city, goes to a destination city,  returns to the originating
city
c.
has the outbound journey differing from the return journey in terms of either the routing or the class of service
d.
is interrupted by surface travel
e.
is similar to a round trip, except the routing is different
 

10. 

IATA, founded in 1919 and headquartered in Montreal, carries out several important functions for its members. IATA does NOT ____________________________.
a.
provide a forum for airlines to meet and discuss mutual concerns
b.
recommend fares and tariffs for government approval
c.
represent the airlines in travel agency affairs
d.
set standards for aviation equipment and operations
e.
promote air safety.
 



 
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