What's My Airline?
In 1947 this carrier began flying regularly to London on what was called the "Kangaroo Route"
Qantas
Looking for this landmark? Go over to 400 Broad Street, Seattle, then go up up up
The Space Needle
A NASA astronaut did not carry a big bag of marijuana up to this in 2012
Womb
the uterus
An elephant's trunk contains roughly 40,000 of these, more than you have in your whole body
muscles
After his flight was canceled, he hired a plane, wrote "Virgin Airlines" on a board, charged $39 for 1-way & "filled up my first plane"
Branson
This "Birthplace of America" is at 520 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia
Independence Hall
A U.S. tourist in Saudi Arabia was not arrested for refusing to sell his wife for 45 of these animals
Camels
Voice box
The Larynx
A song from "Annie Get Your Gun" says, "Got no mansion, got no" this boat, "still I'm happy with what I've got"
Yacht
The headquarters of this airline that was organized jointly in 1953 by the federal & state government is in Cologne, Germany
Luftansa
Roses are run for at 700 Central Avenue, Louisville, Kentucky, this site
Churchill Downs
An episode of "The Simpsons" did not predict the April 2019 fire here in Paris
Notre Dame Cathedral
The carpus
Larynx
Title for a Russian empress, like Nicholas II's Alexandra
A few years after losing control of TWA around 1960, this man sold his shares for more than $500 million
Howard Hughes
At 4 South Market Street in Boston, you can find Faneuil Hall and this venerable market and shop to your heart's content
Quincy
This Mexican-style fast-food chain's cinnamon twists are not made from deep-fried rotini
Taco Bell
Tympanum or tympanic membrane
Eardrum
A moral compass
A conscience
On May 27, 1936 Dublin & Bristol were on the very first route of this airline
Aer Lingus
Relive 30 seconds of history at this site at 326 East Allen Street, Tombstone
The Battle of O.K. Corral
This House Speaker did not use $15,000 worth of pens to sign impeachment articles against Donald Trump
Nancy Pelosi
Pollex
The thumb
The Latin for "to declare" is the origin of this legal term for a formal accusation
Indict(ment)