History of Aviation
Principles of Aviation
Career Paths
Tenerife Disaster
Malaysian Flight 370
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The earliest mention of flight in history was the famous story of... 

The story of Icarus 

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What is drag? 

The force that is opposing the aircraft, movements through the air

100

What is the largest section of aviation? 

a) Commercial aviation 

b) Military aviation 

c) General aviation 

C) General aviation sector is the largest section in the industry 

100

What year did the Tenerife accident occur? 

1977

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Where did the flight depart from? 

Kuala Lumpur

200

What is a Ornithopter? 

A wing flapping device intended to fly

200

What force must overcome weight in order to achieve flight? 

Lift 

200

True or False: Boeing projects a need of 790000 pilots by 2037

True

200

True or False: The accident that caused the planes to be diverted to a different airport was a weather storm. 

False. A large bomb explosion had occurred at Gran Canaria Airport 

200

What date did the accident occur? 

March 8, 2014 

300

True or false: The first woman to fly a plane was Amelia Earhart

True

300

What part of the aircraft produces thrust? 

The engine
300

What is the title given to the pilot second in command?

First officer 

300

Which airport did the planes get diverted to? 

Los Rodeos Airport

300

What plane fragment was found during the search period? 

A small wing fragment 

400

What was Leonardo da Vinci's contribution in aviation? 

He designed the mechanical flying devices and he was the first to show the concept of lift. 


400

What is roll controlled by on an aircraft? 

Roll is controlled by Ailerons 

400

What is ATCOs (Air traffic Control officers) main duty? 

They keep the aircraft separated from one another and ground obstructions. 
400

What two flights were involved in this accident? 

KLM flight 4805 and Pan Am flight 1736

400

What was the plane name? 

Hint: Similar to Airbus a380, Boeing 737)

Boeing 777

500

What date did the Wright Brothers achieve their first controlled, powdered, sustained flight? 

Dec 17, 1903 

500

The rudder controls the yaw but what does this result in? 

The nose of the aircraft moves left or right. 

500

Name one rating that can be added onto the license?

- Night rating 

- Instrument Rating 

etc

500

What was the main reason behind this accident occurring? 

It was a misunderstandings in radio communications with ATC

500

What is a transponder? 

Transponder is a device used by pilots in the cockpit. It receives signal and responds back with the planes position and altitude.