Aviation Resource Management Block II Practice Exam

Which status represents disqualification by voluntary request?

Disqualified. FEB actions. Disqualified. Voluntary request. DNIF/SUSPENDED/INITIAL Expired

Correct Answer:

Disqualified. Voluntary request.

Explanation:

The main idea here is self-imposed disqualification. When a person requests to be barred from flying, the status used is Disqualified. Voluntary request. It explicitly shows that the disqualification was initiated by the individual, not caused by an agency action or by a lapse in certification. The other possibilities reflect different situations: Disqualified. FEB actions indicates an enforcement action by the authority, not a voluntary choice; DNIF/SUSPENDED/INITIAL covers other regulatory states such as not issuing a certificate, a suspension, or an initial status, which are not the same as a voluntary disqualification; Expired simply means the credential has expired, not that the person requested disqualification.

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