Airfield Management Block 1 Practice Test

The form that proves a civil aircraft is insured is the Civil Aircraft Certificate of Insurance itself—the document that serves as official proof of liability coverage for the aircraft. In airfield operations, this certificate is the record you reference to verify that the aircraft has valid insurance, including details like the insurer, policy number, effective dates, and coverage limits, and it must be current to operate. The other options aren’t the insurance certificate: they refer to DoD forms or an Air Force Instruction, which are for different administrative purposes and do not serve as the certificate of insurance.