Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc.
This is the year Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc was founded.
What is 1908?
This former Vice President of the United States is a proud member of AKA.
Who is Kamala Harris?
This European city is known as "The City of Love."
What is Paris?
This agency oversees airport security in the U.S.
What is TSA?
This employee is responsible for flying the aircraft.
Who is the pilot?
AKA was founded on the campus of this university and hall.
What is Howard University in Miner Hall?
This honorary member is known for her lifelong dedication to justice, civil rights, and community service.
Who is Rosa Parks?
This continent is home to the largest desert in the world, the Sahara.
What is Africa?
This what passengers must present to board a flight.
What is a boarding pass?
This part of the airplane produces lift.
What are the wings?
What are the official colors of AKA?
What is Salmon Pink and Apple Green?
This television personality was on the popular TV show “Love Island”.
Who is Serena Page?
This country has the most airports in the world.
What is the United States?
This is the world’s most busiest Airport.
What is Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport?
This device inside the plane supplies oxygen in case of cabin pressure loss.
What are oxygen masks?
This title is given to a member who has been in AKA for 25 years or more.
What is a Silver Star?
This iconic poet and author of “I Know Why the Cage Bird Sings” was an AKA.
Who is Maya Angelou?
This is the only continent where you won't find a commercial airport.
What is Antarctica?
This term refers to a scheduled stop where passengers change planes.
What is a layover?
This section of the airplane houses the pilots and flight controls.
What is the cockpit?
This is the motto of AKA.
What is “By culture and By Merit”.
This Civil Rights leader and educator who is known as the "First Lady of the Civil Rights Movement."
Who is Coretta Scott King?
This Asian country is made up of over 7000 islands.
What is the Philippines?
Who is air traffic control?
This term refers to the speed an aircraft must reach to safely leave the ground.
What is takeoff speed?