The 4 forces
6 Degrees of Freedom
Parts of airplane
Airline/Aircraft
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100

Name all 4 forces.

Lift, Thrust, Weight, and Drag.

100

An excessive increase in this degree of freedom may result into a stall.

Pitch

100

During take-off, the pilot will usually retract _____. This part slows the plane down, allowing the plane to lift using less runway, and lifting at slower speeds. This part is also used for landing, which will create drag, slowing the aircraft down, enabling the plane to land smoothly. 

Flaps

100

This airline shutdown due to bankruptcy on May 2nd, 3:00 A.M Easter Time.

Spirit Airlines

100

It's a myth that you can open the passenger door on an airplane. Is it true or false.

False.

200

Complete the statement: In order for a plane to fly, thrust must be greater than ______ and _______ must be greater than weight.

Drag and Lift.
200

The Center of Gravity meets at which 3 axis.

Longitudinal, Lateral, and Vertical.

200

The empennage of the aircraft, which is usually located at the back of the plane. The horizontal stabilizer contains ________. This surface control is responsible for the generation of pitch. The vertical stabilizer contains _________. This surface controls is responsible for yaw.

Elevators and Rudder.

200

What are the biggest Airbus and Boeing planes?

Airbus A380 and Boeing 747.

200

Why do pilots and co-pilot eat different meals.

So if one meal is poisoned, the other will be safe.

300

An airplane is cruising at 450 knots. All forces are constant except one, which force is it?

Weight.

300

Which part of the wing, is responsible for roll?

Aileron

300

An airplane engines contains the following parts: Front Fan, Compressor, Combustor, Turbine, and Fan Turbine. Turbine and Fan Turbine usually are responsible for the same thing. What are they responsible for?

Generating energy and sending it to the Front Fan.

300

On May 4th 2026, an airplane was landing at Newark Airport, flying very low. It hit a light-pole right before touch-down. The light-pole eventually fell on a bakery truck on the Turnpike. What aircraft was this plane, what airlines was it?

Boeing 767 and United Airlines.

300

This airport is usually cited as the world's number 1 airport.

Changi Airport, Singapore.

400

What phenomenon is responsible for the creation of weight?

Gravity.

400
Double: True or False? Center of Gravity will change as the airplane yaws, banks, or changes pitches.

False

400

Airbus planes usually use _______ for roll. While Boeing planes use _________.

Joystick and Yoke.

400
What 3 airlines are most famous for their luxury?

Singapore Airlines, Qatar Airways, and Emirates.

400

What aircraft has the longest range? Hint: This plane can fly 11,600 miles.

Airbus A350-900 ULR.

500

Which of the 4 forces are natural and artificial? Hint: 2 forces are natural and the rest are artificial.

Natural: Weight and Drag. 

Artificial: Lift and Thrust.

500

Name all 6 Degrees of Freedom

Heave, Sway, Surge, Pitch, Yaw, and Roll.

500
In order to yaw (move the rudder) pilots must move the following control in the cockpit.

Rudder Pedals.

500

The first successful aircraft was flown in 1903. It was made the Wright brother. What was the aircraft called?

Wright Flyer.
500

The radius of the procedural outer area of Class C airspace is normally _______. 


A.) 10 NM

B.) 20 NM

C.) 30 NM

B.) 20 NM