Yves Rossy: Jetman Knowledge Assessment

The video features Yves Rossy, known as Jetman, discussing his innovative wing-suit flights. He explains how he uses his body to steer the wing, his experiences during historic flights over the English Channel and other locations, and the equipment he uses. Rossy also talks about safety measures, challenges faced, and his future plans to instruct others and explore new flight techniques.

How does Yves Rossy steer his wing during flight?

• Using a joystick

• With foot pedals

• With his body movements

• By remote control

What significant flight did Yves Rossy complete over a famous body of water?

• The Pacific Ocean

• The English Channel

• The Mediterranean Sea

• The Atlantic Ocean

What inspired Yves Rossy to become Jetman?

• A movie about flying

• A childhood dream

• Watching birds fly

• The experience of free falling

What is the weight of the equipment Yves Rossy carries during his flights?

• 45 kilos

• 55 kilos

• 30 kilos

• 65 kilos

What is Yves Rossy's approach to training for his flights?

• Intense physical workouts

• Regular flying practice

• Staying fit and trying new activities

• Meditation and yoga

What is the main reason Yves Rossy does not use steering controls on his wing?

• To increase speed

• To save on costs

• To maintain the feeling of freedom

• To reduce weight

What safety feature does Yves Rossy have in case of an emergency during flight?

• A backup engine

• A life raft

• Two parachutes

• An ejection seat

What happened during Yves Rossy's 2009 crossing of the Gibraltar Strait?

• He lost control and had to release the wing

• He ran out of fuel

• He landed in Spain

• He successfully completed the flight

What is Yves Rossy's plan for the future of Jetman?

• To retire from flying

• To fly around the world

• To develop a commercial aircraft

• To train others and start from a cliff

What is Yves Rossy's response to the idea of a double-seater wing?

• He plans to test it soon

• He jokes about tandem birds

• He thinks it's too dangerous

• He is developing one