Ha ha! After yesterday’s tough Cities Quiz, I dearly hope this aviation quiz goes a little bit easier on my self esteem. Thanks to all who participated in the quiz by commenting on the post or responding in your thoughts. Answers for the Cities Quiz will be posted at 17:00 eastern daylight time.
Here is the Aviation section of the quiz. As an aviation enthusiast (not geek 🙂 I feel pressure to do well on this one. My score is below.
Respond in the comments or just in your head. Good luck and have fun!
1. Which famous aircraft made its last flight on November 26, 2003?
2. Before the Covid-19 pandemic, what was the world’s busiest airport in terms of passengers?
3. Identify the airlines by their tailfin logos

4. What type of airplane is the US President’s Air Force One?
5. Which two countries were connected by the Kangaroo Route?
6. Which general direction — north, east, south or west — would you travel between these airports identified only by their codes? (Five bonus points if you can identify all the cities)
7. Match the massive airplane to its nickname

8. Which airline had the most aircraft at the beginning of 2020?
9. Why is three the magic number for the following aircraft?
10. What aviation first did Amelia Earhart achieve in 1928?
My Score
√ for correct; X for wrong; %correct for multiple part questions
- X
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- 87.5%
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- X
- 100% plus extra credit!!!
- 100%
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I hope you like the Aviation Quiz. Answers will be posted tomorrow at 17:00 eastern daylight time.
Cheers!
You have flown Qatar recently. I missed Aeroflot (SU) the Russian airline even though I’ve flown it several times. Glad you had fun. We need that.
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#2E
#8A
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Way to go KE! Many people would not suspect ATL is the world’s busiest airport. With your response to N0. 8 I’m guessing you are a Delta customer. Thanks for playing.
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LOL I LOVE Delta! And yes. I’ve Ben through ATL airport quite a bit. I know it’s ridiculously busy.
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1. Concorde
2. Singapore
5. Australia and New Zealand
6 A: Los Angeles to Honolulu – west; B: to Morocco? -east; D: Bangkok to ?
8 b
10 solo across the atlantic
Another sad performance, with much guessing
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Great answers! The Concorde answer is impressive as is knowing AA has the largest fleet. Knowing questions like the tail logos and three-letter airport codes requires flying a lot. 10. was tricky because Earhart was only a passenger in 1928 but that flight made her the first woman to cross the Atlantic by plane. Her solo trip was 1932 when she became the first woman to fly solo across the Atlantic nonstop and only the first person to do so after Lindberg.
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They were fun questions – I should have known some of those logos – like Qatar and Hawaiian Air…
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