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Often used to denote denote areas of high traffic around the most popular airport like ATL and LAX, this type of airspace required a very Brave pilot.
What is Bravo Airspace?
Located in Los Angles, this airport has plenty of places for pilots and passengers to reLAX.
Where is LAX?
This movie, starring a young Tom Cruise, features real F-14 footage and explores the story of a naval aviator.
What is Top Gun?
This company is known for their general aviation aircraft. Many pilots have learned to first fly on their 172 Skyhawk.
What is Cessna?
This component largely resembles a blade and pulls the airplane through the air.
What is a propeller?
When in close proximity to the Ground, there is an Effect on the lift generated by the aircraft, increasing that force.
What is Ground Effect?
Named after the assassinated 35th President of the United States, this airport predominantly deals with international flight, while LaGuardia largely handles domestic travel.
Where is JFK?
The artist of the song that goes as follows: "Can we pretend that airplanes in the night sky are like shooting stars / I could really use a wish right now, wish right now, wish right now"
Who is B.o.B?
This company has its beginnings in woodworking, but it quickly shifted to aircraft design and is now known for its famous airliners like the 747 and the smaller 737.
What is Boeing?
This component, located on the wings, redirects airflow and causes the plane to roll.
What are ailerons?
Lack of airflow over the wings.
What is a stall?
Boasting the title of "Busiest airport in the world by passenger" since 1998, this airport in Georgia uses a code that reflects an abbreviation of the capitol of the state.
Where is ATL?
Free Points.
Free Points?
A European competitor in the aerospace sector, this company is now the largest producer of commercial aircraft.
What is Airbus?
These components are stuck to the bottom of the aircraft and are the only component that should touch the ground.
What are landing gear?
When flying within the traffic pattern, a pilot will generally only make turns to this side.
Pumpkin, Apple, or even Cranberry flavored, this baked dessert is not necessarily found at St. Pete-Clearwater International Airport.
Where is PIE?
Used to denote the President's transportation helicopter, this callsign shares a striking resemblance to branch the pilots come from.
What is Marine-1?
Responsible for supplying the US Military with aircraft since WW2, this defense contractor built famous designs like the F4F Wildcat and the F14 Tomcat!
What is Grumman?
Often located in the nose, this component is responsible for generating power to propel the aircraft.
What is a powerplant/engine?
A standard of altitude in relation to this large body of water.
What is mean sea level?
Where is JGG?
Despite being capable of piloting the Millennium Falcon in Star Wars, this actor managed to miss the runway when flying recreationally.
Who is Harrison Ford?
Building the famous UH-1 "Huey," this company has built numerous military and civilian helicopters.
What is Bell?
Used to denote the tail section of the airplane, this term word has its origin in French aviation.
What is the Empennage?