Aviation History
"General" Aviation
SMS
Aeronautical Decision Making
100

Which major American airline is named after a Greek letter?

Who is Delta?

100

These are the four forces of flight.

What are lift, weight, thrust, and drag?

100

The abbreviation SMS is short for this aviation program.

What is Safety Management System?

100

Pilots who exhibit this hazardous attitude will try to prove themselves by taking risks in order to impress others.

What is Macho?

200

In 2003, which U.S. state was officially declared the birthplace of aviation?

What is Ohio (Dayton, Ohio was the home of Wilbur and Orville Wright)

200

In a standard one of these normal maneuvers, all aircraft should make turns to the left.

What is a traffic pattern?

200

Name the 4 SMS components/pillars.

What is Safety Policy, Safety Assurance, Safety Risk Management, Safety Promotion

200

In a single-pilot environment, this system can greatly reduce workload.

What is an autopilot?

300

This is the name of the first supersonic passenger airliner.

What is the Concorde?

300

Landing on the runway, but having to stop before the runway intersection.

What is Land and Hold Short (Operations)?

300

This tool enables proactive hazard identification, is easy to use and can visually depict risk.

What is the Flight Risk Assessment Tool (FRAT)?

300

This can be used for almost any operation by assigning likelihood and consequence.

What is the risk assessment matrix or risk matrix?

400

What was the first aircraft to exceed the speed of sound in level flight?

What is the Bell X-1?

400

The aircraft's motion about this axis resembles the roll of a ship from side to side.

What is longitudinal?

400

The Dirty Dozen represents 12 human factors that can lead to dangerous occurrences. Name three

What is lack of communication, lack of assertiveness, complacency, fatigue, stress, lack of knowledge, lack of resources, lack of awareness, distractions, pressure and norms?

400

These 5 P's consist of of a set of challenges and opportunities that every pilot encounters. They are also used to evaluate the pilot's current situation at key decision points during the flight or when emergency arises.

What is "the Plan, the Plane, the Pilot, the Passengers, and the Programming"?

500

This was the name of the first commercial jet airliner.

What is the De Havilland Comet?

500

This is the altitude where Vx and Vy meet.

What is the absolute ceiling?

500

Safety reporting identifies hazards and risks in the operation. The Safety Team reviews and analyze the reports and creates action. This process falls under ____  component.  

What is Safety Assurance?

500

This is the accurate perception and understanding of all the factors and conditions that affect safety before, during, and after the flight.

What is situational awareness?

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