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WorksheetsENGLISH WEEK IN INTRODUCTION TO AIRLINES COMPLETO
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 10mins
How are all crew members required to operate a flight (pilots and flight attendants) called?)
Cabin Crew
Aircrew
Crew
Crew personal
What was the date of the Wright brothers' first successful flight?
December 17, 1903
December 17, 1902
December 17, 1905
December 17, 1904
Which was the first airline in Colombia?
SCADTA
AVIANCA
CCNA
SAM
What is the most important aircraft manufacturer in the United States?
AIRBUS
BOEING
EMBRAER
MCDONELL DOUGLAS
What is the most important aircraft manufacturer in Europe?
AIRBUS
BOEING
EMBRAER
MCDONELL DOUGLAS
What is the most important aircraft manufacturer in Latin America?
AIRBUS
BOEING
EMBRAER
MCDONELL DOUGLAS
It is the main body of the aircraft, and its design is to accommodate crew, passengers and cargo.
Fuselage
Wings
Landing gear
Engine
It is the main support of the aircraft when it is parked, taking off or landing.
Fuselage
Wings
Landing gear
Engine
It generates the electricity that the aircraft requires in flight.
Fuselage
Wings
Landing gear
Engine
Surfaces attached to each side of the fuselage and provide the main component for the generation of lift in flight.
Fuselage
Wings
Landing gear
Engine
Can be used to generate a rolling motion for an aircraft
Ailerons
Spoilers
Slats
Flaps
Can be used to slow an aircraft, or to make an aircraft descend, if they are deployed on both wings.
Ailerons
Slats
Spoilers
Flaps
Parts of the airplane that serves to give or remove lift
Ailerons
Slats
Spoilers
Flaps
They are those organizations that are dedicated to the transportation of passengers or cargo by plane.
Airports
Airlines
Regulatory Authorities
Aircraft Manufacturers
Airlines that transport passengers and cargo with regular flights
Charter Airlines
Cargo Airlines
Commercial Airlines
Airlines that carry only cargo and airmail
Charter Airlines
Cargo Airlines
Commercial Airlines
Airlines that transport passengers, cargo and mail on special dates
Charter Airlines
Cargo Airlines
Commercial Airlines
Airlines that are known as the flagship of each country
Large-scale airlines
Traditional Airlines
Regional Airlines
Airlines that only operate domestic flights
Large-scale airlines
Traditional Airlines
Regional Airlines
airlines that have very large aircraft and operate long-haul international flights
Large-scale airlines
Traditional Airlines
Regional Airlines
