Aviation Quiz 27

Aviation Quiz 27
This quiz is for all of you that requested a more "challenging” aviation quiz
This quiz tests your general aviation knowledge. As usual you’re not to Goggle, look anything up, or ask your friend that knows all that airplane stuff - where’s the fun in that?
As will previous quizzes there is no prize, just bragging rights on the board.
Good Luck

Previous winners
Quiz 26 - Nick, Skymanbc, Spongebue/Brian
Quiz 25 - Nick




1- I know you can ID an airline by the logo on a tail-fin, but can you do it with only my description to guide you?
A. This tail-fin sports an Eskimo
B. This airline’s tail shows a crane in flight


2- What is the world’s oldest continuously operating airline?
A. Lufthansa
B. KLM
C. Air France
D. Qantas


3- Name the three major airline alliances
A. Star Alliance, Sky World, One Team
B. Star Alliance Star World, World Airlines
C. One Team, Star World, WOW Alliance
D. Star Alliance, Sky Team, OneWorld

4- Airplanes can take you almost anywhere, but believe it or not there are four countries that don’t have an airport - name the four countries.


5. In 1965 Jack Grant of Qantas invented something which is now standard safety equipment on board all major commercial aircraft. What did Jack Grant invent?
A. Inflatable escape slide
B. Oxygen Masks
C. Seat Belts

6. What business was William Boeing in before aircraft?
A. Shipping
B. Timber
C. Bicycles
D. Coffee


7. What is the technical term for an airsickness bag?
A. Motion sickness bag
B. Motion discomfort bag
C. Emesis bag
D. Trick question- the technical term for an airsickness bag is- airsickness bag


Good Luck!:cool:

1- I know you can ID an airline by the logo on a tail-fin, but can you do it with only my description to guide you?
A. This tail-fin sports an Eskimo (Alaska)
B. This airline’s tail shows a crane in flight (Japan Air Lines JAL)


2- What is the world’s oldest continuously operating airline?
A. Lufthansa
B. KLM
C. Air France
D. Qantas (Yep)


3- Name the three major airline alliances
A. Star Alliance, Sky World, One Team
B. Star Alliance Star World, World Airlines
C. One Team, Star World, WOW Alliance
D. Star Alliance, Sky Team, OneWorld (Uh huh)

4- Airplanes can take you almost anywhere, but believe it or not there are four countries that don’t have an airport - name the four countries.
Liechtenstein, Monaco, Vatican City, Andorra


5. In 1965 Jack Grant of Qantas invented something which is now standard safety equipment on board all major commercial aircraft. What did Jack Grant invent?
A. Inflatable escape slide (yeppers!)
B. Oxygen Masks
C. Seat Belts

6. What business was William Boeing in before aircraft?
A. Shipping
B. Timber (That's it!)
C. Bicycles
D. Coffee


7. What is the technical term for an airsickness bag?
A. Motion sickness bag
B. Motion discomfort bag
C. Emesis bag
D. Trick question- the technical term for an airsickness bag is- airsickness bag

Well Tony you have some right and some wrong answers. And did you just forget to answer question #7, or did you just throw in the towel?;)


Next.

Wow. Tony very good. How did you pound out 4 countries with no airports? Probably the same way I just did. Like this???? Call it using the internet as a tool, call it using leverage, call it what you want. I still call it the old fashioned CHEATING brudda!


List of countries without an airport


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Out of the 197 independent states,[1] only four have no airport within their boundaries. All of these are in Europe and have a heliport, and all apart from Monaco are landlocked or doubly landlocked.
No. Country Notes
1 Liechtenstein Currently, Liechtenstein only has a heliport in the southern town of Balzers.[2][3] The nearest international airports are St. Gallen-Altenrhein Airport in Switzerland and Friedrichshafen Airport in Germany, which have few scheduled flights. The nearest major airport is Zurich Airport in Switzerland, which has rail services to Buchs and Sargans.[4] From these towns, it is possible to catch a Postal Bus[4] or a train to Liechtenstein.
2 Andorra There is no airport in Andorra. The nearest airports are in Lleida, Barcelona, Toulouse and Girona.[5] By both population and by land area, Andorra is the largest country not to have an airport. However, there are three heliports.
3 Vatican City The nearest airport to the Vatican City is Rome Ciampino Airport. It would be physically impossible to fit a whole airport into the 0.44 km2 land area[6] of the Holy See, but there is a heliport in the western corner, which is used for visiting heads and officials of the city-state.[7]
4 Monaco Monaco does not have an airport, but there is a heliport in the Monagasque district of Fontvieille.[8] The nearest airport to Monaco is Cote d'Azur Airport in Nice, France.[9]
[edit] References

But who the hell would know that answer without looking it up eh?

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Originally Posted by Migflanker

Aviation Quiz 27
This quiz is for all of you that requested a more "challenging” aviation quiz
This quiz tests your general aviation knowledge. As usual you’re not to Goggle, look anything up, or ask your friend that knows all that airplane stuff - where’s the fun in that?
As will previous quizzes there is no prize, just bragging rights on the board.
Good Luck

Previous winners
Quiz 26 - Nick, Skymanbc, Spongebue/Brian
Quiz 25 - Nick




1- I know you can ID an airline by the logo on a tail-fin, but can you do it with only my description to guide you?
A. This tail-fin sports an Eskimo
B. This airline’s tail shows a crane in flight


2- What is the world’s oldest continuously operating airline?
A. Lufthansa
B. KLM
C. Air France
D. Qantas


3- Name the three major airline alliances
A. Star Alliance, Sky World, One Team
B. Star Alliance Star World, World Airlines
C. One Team, Star World, WOW Alliance
D. Star Alliance, Sky Team, OneWorld

4- Airplanes can take you almost anywhere, but believe it or not there are four countries that don’t have an airport - name the four countries.


5. In 1965 Jack Grant of Qantas invented something which is now standard safety equipment on board all major commercial aircraft. What did Jack Grant invent?
A. Inflatable escape slide
B. Oxygen Masks
C. Seat Belts

6. What business was William Boeing in before aircraft?
A. Shipping
B. Timber
C. Bicycles
D. Coffee


7. What is the technical term for an airsickness bag?
A. Motion sickness bag
B. Motion discomfort bag
C. Emesis bag
D. Trick question- the technical term for an airsickness bag is- airsickness bag


Good Luck!:cool:

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Before I look at other answers, many just guesses...
1A: Alaska
1B: Just because they have lots of different animals... Frontier? I have little confidence in that answer, though.
2: Air France
3: D, though I think the second is just one word
4: Vatican City, Andorra, Tokelau, and Miglandia
5: A
6: A
7: B

Cuz I'm pretty smart guys lol! And you gave the answer to # 7........

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Originally Posted by spongebue

Before I look at other answers, many just guesses...
1A: Alaska
1B: Just because they have lots of different animals... Frontier? I have little confidence in that answer, though.
2: Air France
3: D, though I think the second is just one word
4: Vatican City, Andorra, Tokelau, and Miglandia
5: A
6: A
7: B

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Spongebue, you too have some right and some wrong answers.
BTW, question #4 - “Miglandia''. An interesting answer, but Miglandia does have an airport. It’s not big, handles only small planes, but the maintenance hangar, now that’s world class. :cool:

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Originally Posted by Tony757

Cuz I'm pretty smart guys lol! And you gave the answer to # 7........

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Real-ly Tony, you actually think I would just give you an answer? *laughing*

Speaking of HELIPORTS, has there ever been any nonreving on helicopters for airline people?

If they were still around, this may have been an option: US Helicopter - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

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Originally Posted by Migflanker

Aviation Quiz 27
This quiz is for all of you that requested a more "challenging” aviation quiz
This quiz tests your general aviation knowledge. As usual you’re not to Goggle, look anything up, or ask your friend that knows all that airplane stuff - where’s the fun in that?
As will previous quizzes there is no prize, just bragging rights on the board.
Good Luck

Previous winners
Quiz 26 - Nick, Skymanbc, Spongebue/Brian
Quiz 25 - Nick




1- I know you can ID an airline by the logo on a tail-fin, but can you do it with only my description to guide you?
A. This tail-fin sports an Eskimo Answer: Alaska Airlines, of course!
B. This airline’s tail shows a crane in flight Answer: Qantas


2- What is the world’s oldest continuously operating airline? Answer: Qantas
A. Lufthansa
B. KLM
C. Air France
D. Qantas


3- Name the three major airline alliances Answer: D
A. Star Alliance, Sky World, One Team
B. Star Alliance Star World, World Airlines
C. One Team, Star World, WOW Alliance
D. Star Alliance, Sky Team, OneWorld

4- Airplanes can take you almost anywhere, but believe it or not there are four countries that don’t have an airport - name the four countries.
Not a clue. Isn't that what the internet is for?

5. In 1965 Jack Grant of Qantas invented something which is now standard safety equipment on board all major commercial aircraft. What did Jack Grant invent? Answer: A
A. Inflatable escape slide
B. Oxygen Masks
C. Seat Belts

6. What business was William Boeing in before aircraft? Answer: A
A. Shipping
B. Timber
C. Bicycles
D. Coffee


7. What is the technical term for an airsickness bag? Answer: C
A. Motion sickness bag
B. Motion discomfort bag
C. Emesis bag
D. Trick question- the technical term for an airsickness bag is- airsickness bag


Good Luck!:cool:

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Donna you have some very interesting answers.


Anyone else? The quiz is still open.

Aviation Quiz 27 is closed.


1- I know you can ID an airline by the logo on a tail-fin, but can you do it with only my description to guide you?
A. This tail-fin sports an Eskimo
Alaska
B. This airline’s tail shows a crane in flight
Lufthansa/Japan Airlines - Lufthansa and Japan Airlines are both acceptable answers on this one.


2- What is the world’s oldest continuously operating airline?
B&D - KLM and Qantas are both accepted
As with a lot of aviation records there is a debate on this one.
Both KLM and Qantas lay claim to the title and both make a persuasive argument.

KLM for it’s part points to it’s origins -
KLM founded October 7, 1919 - commenced operations May 17, 1920.
While Qantas counters that it came into existence under the business name Western Queensland Auto Aero Service LTD Nov 10, 1919 and later formally registered as Qantas in Nov. 1920.
So which airline holds the title - world’s oldest continuously operating airline?
Well it depends on how strictly you interpret the phrase continuously operating.


3- Name the three major airline alliances.
D - Star Alliance, SkyTeam, OneWorld

BTW, can anyone explain the SkyTeam logo - what is that…contrails? S’ssss? What??????


4- Airplanes can take you almost anywhere, but believe it or not there are four countries that don’t have an airport; name three of the four - bonus points if you can name all four.
Vatican City
Liechtenstein
Andorra
Monaco


5- In 1965 Jack Grant of Qantas invented something which is now standard safety equipment on board all major commercial aircraft. What did Jack Grant invent?


A - Inflatable escape slide

6- What business was William Boeing in before aircraft?
B - Timber


7- What is the technical term for an airsickness bag?
C - Emesis bag.

Scores
Tony757 - 6
6-7
(Test Pilot)-- You're adventurous, energetic and thrive under pressure.
You enjoy leaving things to the last minute and will work on some small, tiny, part of a problem for months, then finish the entire project in a 48 hour marathon. You love to travel and like the "adventure" of nonrevving, however you do have a rather strange fascination with gas stations, which is why even after returning from the most exotic locale, you know the price of gas

MRSDS1DONNA - 4.5
4-5
(Aviator)--- You’re energetic and love to travel….ah the choices. By air, land or sea you always “ready to roll”.
You really love airplanes, the hustle and bustle of airports and can sleep on a rock.
You're airline knowledgeable and are punctual to a fault.
In fact if it wasn’t your need to carry every charger and cable to all your electronic gadgets in your carry-on, (triggering the secondary screening-- every-- single-- time you travel) you’d be the perfect travel companion.

Spongebue - 2.5
3-2
(Wing walker)--- You're a little crazy and somewhat unpredictable, no doubt a result of your many years of power breathing jet fumes and/or being dropped one to many times on your head. You love traveling to exotic places and are a sharp and tenacious bargainer. You have a discerning eye and are quick to notice small flaws; which is a fine trait when bargaining for tapestries in Peru, but a major liability when your spouse is asking how they look.

1
(Barnstormer)--- You're observant and a good listener and have picked up lots of aviation knowledge just by watching TV aviation programs. You have an inquiring mind and always have to ask the big “why” questions. You have a head for business and saw immediately the profit in being nearby during secondary security checks. You love to non-rev and can sleep through anything - movies, crying babies, early morning sunlight streaming through the airplane window - nothing bothers you. At Christmas you're known for your generous gift baskets of sunglasses, toothpaste and Swizz Army Knives.

Congratulations Tony757, you have board bragging rights.

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Hope you all had fun.

Hey Mig,

When are you starting another quiz, I want to participate!

Regards,

Chepos

Oh I don’t know, maybe a month or two.
However later today or tomorrow I’m reposting (with a little updating) a fun ‘situational type’ survey we took in the Forum a few years ago. Should be interesting to see how a new group of non-revs respond.

That's me alright. Have we traveled together? ;)