ATA and RAA are what?

• A. Regulatory Authorities For Air Traffic
• B. International Airline Associations
• C. Industry Training Organizations
• D. Organizations Made Up Of Scheduled Airlines In The United States And Canada

Answer: (D)

ATA and RAA are trade organizations formed by scheduled airlines in the United States and Canada. They act as industry associations, representing member carriers, coordinating industry-wide issues, sharing data, and advocating on policy and safety matters. They are not regulatory authorities, not international airline bodies, and not industry training organizations. Their purpose is to unite North American scheduled airlines to speak and work together on common interests.