Fuel Shortage and Volunteer Pilot Training In Brazil

Brazil is experiencing a fuel shortage, leading to a presidential decree that removes private cars from Rio de Janeiro's streets. This has resulted in increased pedestrian traffic and the resurgence of streetcars. Meanwhile, aviation clubs are receiving fuel to train volunteers, who are being taught by North American instructors to become future Air Force pilots.

What measure did the Brazilian government take in response to the fuel shortage?

• Banned private cars in Rio de Janeiro

• Increased fuel imports

• Opened new gas stations

• Subsidized public transportation

How did the transportation landscape change in Rio de Janeiro due to the fuel crisis?

• Expansion of subway lines

• Introduction of electric buses

• More people walking and using streetcars

• Increased use of bicycles

What role did aero clubs play during Brazil's fuel crisis?

• They provided alternative fuel solutions

• They trained volunteers for the Air Force

• They organized public protests

• They offered free flights to citizens

Who assisted in training Brazilian pilots during the fuel crisis?

• European aviation experts

• North American instructors

• Local military personnel

• Asian flight schools

What was the focus of the Brazilian pilot training program?

• Helicopter operations

• Solo flight mastery

• Commercial aviation

• Drone technology