California Teachers Sue Delta After Jet Fuel Dump Over Schools

A Delta plane made an emergency landing in Los Angeles, dumping 15,000 gallons of fuel over several schools, causing physical and emotional harm to teachers and students. A lawsuit was filed, and the FAA is investigating the incident, focusing on the failure to follow proper fuel dumping procedures.

What was the reason for the lawsuit filed by the teachers at Park Ave Elementary School?

• The school was closed without notice.

• The school was doused with fuel from a plane.

• The teachers were not informed about a meeting.

• The teachers were not paid on time.

What was the destination of the flight that had to dump fuel?

• London

• Tokyo

• Shanghai

• New York

How much fuel was dumped by the jetliner over Los Angeles?

• 25,000 gallons

• 20,000 gallons

• 15,000 gallons

• 10,000 gallons

What is the FAA's procedure for fuel dumping?

• Dump fuel only when the plane is stationary.

• Dump fuel only during the night.

• Dump fuel over designated unpopulated areas at higher altitudes.

• Dump fuel over populated areas at low altitudes.

Why is it important to dump fuel at higher altitudes?

• To avoid fuel mixing with rain.

• To make the plane lighter for faster travel.

• To allow the fuel to atomize and disperse before reaching the ground.

• To ensure the fuel reaches the ground safely.