Airline Industry Overview
Aviation: An Overview
Historical Perspective
An Introduction to Air Transportation
Potpourri
100

During this stage of airline development, governments controlled fares, routes, and market entrants.

Regulation

100

This industry group represents the manufacturers of commercial, military, and business aircraft.

Aerospace Industries Association

100

In 1914, the mayor of this US city became the first passenger on a regularly scheduled airline.

St. Petersburg, Fl

100

In this year, the DOT commenced operations.

1967

100

Olive Ann Beech turned down an opportunity to purchase this bizjet manufacturer.

LearJet

200

These are the top 3 costs for most airlines.

Fuel, Labor, and Maintenance

200

Light aircraft and component part manufacturers are represented by this group.

The General Aviation Manufacturers Association

200

The first regular airmail route was between these cities.

New York City and Washington DC

200

This is the FAA's main mission.

Promotion of aviation safety while ensuring efficient use of the nation's navigable airspace.

200

These pieces of paper were used by air traffic controllers during WWII, and are still used today, to keep track of different aircraft.

Flight Strips

300

The main advantage of this phase of airline development is it forces air carriers to reconsider business strategies forever.

Rethinking

300

Out of every 10 commercial transports operated by the world's civil airlines, this many are US made.

6

300

In this year, the Post Office took over the entire air mail operation.

1918

300

In this year Charles Lindbergh flew across the Atlantic in 33 hours.

1927

300

Walter Beech, LLoyd Stearman, and Clyde Cessna founded this company in 1925.

Travel Air

400

Not having enough capital to keep up with high operational costs is called this.

Undercapitalization

400

Aerospace is a major consumer of these services.

Legal, Advertising, Accounting, and Data Processing

400
In August 1923, a regular night flight schedule was established between these two cities.

Chicago, Il and Cheyenne, Wy

400

The FAA participates with this board in investigating major aircraft accidents.

The NTSB

400

In 1936, this company's name was changed to Piper Aircraft Corporation.

Taylor Aircraft

500

Money invested by parties that do not understand the nature of the operation is called this.

Wrong money

500

Traditionally, US airlines have taken delivery of this percentage of the total aircraft manufactured by US aircraft manufacturers.

40%

500

This board recommended separating civil and military aviation.

The Morrow Board

500

This organization represents more than 4,000 businesses and corporations involved in business aviation.

NBAA

500

Prior to this year, a person could fly passengers or goods without obtaining a pilot's license.

1926