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The number one factor that affects a passenger's choice of flight is ...
The onboard entertainment
The quality of the food & drink
The length of the journey
The amount of luggage they can take
Scheduled flights allow airlines to do what? best answer is ...
Travel on the best days
Connect with other flights to other destinations
Fly at suitable times
Fly during daylight hours
The first airline alliance was called what
The triangular alliance
The circular alliance
The star alliance
The oval alliance
Budget airlines make passengers pay extra for ...
Air conditioning
Using the toilet
A meal
An emergency life jacket
A budget airline charges passengers extra for ...
An air hostess
A movie
A seat belt
A window seat
A budget airline charges passengers extra for ...
Baggage
Toilet paper
A soft seat
A qualified pilot
Which of the following ARE included in the price of your budget airline seat
Blankets
WiFi
Lunch
Cabin Crew
Why were Airline Regulations (rules) were written up
To ensure the safety of the passengers and employees
So that one airline wouldn't become too powerful
So to make sure airline could make more money from their customers
To stop the airlines competing against each other
Which foreign airline operates the most flights to India?
Thai Airways
What is the difference between Airline Security and Airline Safety?
Security is to prevent accidents, Safety is to prevent malicious acts against airlines.
Security is not important but safety is.
Safety is not important but Security is
Security is to prevent malicious acts against the airlines. Safety is to prevent accidents.
What is one of the responsibilities of the FAA?
Investigate airline crashes.
Inform the public of flight paths.
Make sure all the airlines have food onboard
Food safety on the airlines
What does FAA stand for in the airline industry?
Future Astronauts Academy
Frequent Airline Administration
Federal Aviation Administration
Federal Army Airforce
What does the term "Open Skies" refer to in the airline industry?
Skies open up when it starts raining.
Refers to policies that allow national airlines to fly to, and above, other countries.
No one can fly in that area.
Thunderstorms with lots of rain.
Many airlines operate on a "hub and spoke" model. This system gives the predominant airline in a given airport a strong competitive position as it feeds passengers to and from the hub, maximizing the number of passengers on each flight.
True
False
What does IATA stand for?
International Association of Air Transport
International Airline Transport Authority
International Air Transport Association
International Airline Travel Association
How many characters are there in an IATA Airport Code?
1
2
3
4
Which organization assigns IATA codes to airlines?
International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO)
International Air Transport Association (IATA)
Federal Aviation Administration (FAA)
Airports Council International (ACI)
What is the purpose of IATA airport codes?
To track flight routes.
To categorize airports by size.
To identify airports worldwide
To determine airport security measures.
Which city is represented by the IATA code 'LHR'?
Tokyo
Paris
London
New York
What is the role of IATA in aviation communication?
IATA is a regulatory body for aviation safety.
IATA is responsible for air traffic control in aviation communication.
IATA provides training programs for aviation communication.
IATA sets standards and regulations for aviation communication.
Which IATA code represents Los Angeles International Airport?
LGA
SFO
LAX
JFK
What is the significance of IATA codes in ticketing and baggage handling?
IATA codes are used to identify the type of aircraft used by airlines.
IATA codes are used to track passenger preferences and provide personalized services.
IATA codes are used to determine the price of airline tickets.
IATA codes are used to identify airports, airlines, and cities in the airline industry, facilitating accurate communication and processing of information.
Which IATA code represents Dubai International Airport?
DIA
DUB
DXB
DBX
Do you know how many IATA airport codes there are?
1000
5000
9000
12000
Which low cost carriers are continuing to lead the recovery of Europe's aviation sector?
Ryanair and EasyJet
airBaltic and Eurowings
Ryanair and Wizz Air
Vueling Airlines and airBaltic
Which term describes a person who is traveling on a plane?
Passenger
Traveler
Flyer
Air voyager
What do you call a company that operates scheduled flights for passengers?
Airline
Aviation firm
Flight carrier
Airlane
What is the term for the document that allows a passenger to board a flight?
Boarding pass
Flight ticket
Travel voucher
Gate pass
Which word refers to the area in an airport where passengers wait before boarding their flight?
Departure
Arrival
Gate lounge
Check-in counter
Which term refers to the process of scanning passengers to detect any prohibited items or substances?
Security check
Body scan screen
Passport control
Baggage screening
Which word refers to the area in an airport where passengers go through security checks before boarding their flight?
Check-in counter
Baggage claim
Body scan screen
Departure lounge
Which term describes a large commercial aircraft designed to transport passengers?
Aircraft
Airplane
Airliner
Airbus
What do you call the process of confirming your presence and receiving your boarding pass at the airport before your flight?
Check-in
Boarding
Arrival
Security screening
What is the term used for a large vehicle that passengers use to transport their luggage around the airport?
Trolley
Baggage cart
Luggage carrier
Cargo transporter
What is the term for the designated area in an airport where passengers collect their checked luggage upon arrival?
Carousel
Baggage claim
Luggage pickup
Baggage depot
What is being used to power planes in the present times?
Helium
Hydrogen
Nitrogen
Jet engines
Present day giants among the aircraft are:
Aerolight and Auto Ero
Ace and Aurora
Aviat and Aviatika
Boeing and Airbus
Aviation management involves managing the workflow of :
The Airport
The Airline
The Aerospace
The airport, airlines and other entities with the airport
The regulatory body that sets the technical standards of all airlines is :
ICAO
IATA
EASA
ECAC
Airport administration is the process of overseeing the administration, development and implementation of day-to-day airside operational activities. True or False
True
False
The systems that works round the clock in real time to display the detailed flights status such that the travellers can get to know the latest information from any corner of the airport as well as on the Internet is called
Flight Information Display System
Catering Production Software
Aircraft Maintenance Software
Fuel Management Software
The system that keeps the track of check-in travellers and issues boarding passes is called:
Flight Information Display System
Departure Control System
Aircraft Maintenance Software
Network and Route Performance Management Software
The art of getting things done through and with the people in formally organized groups is called:
Organisation
Business
Management
Team
Reducing cost is one of the main objectives of Management:
True
False
Takes charge of day to day operations, is involved in preparing detailed short range plans, is responsible for smaller segments of the business, executes the plans of middle management, guides staff in their own subsections and keep close control over their activities:
Top Level Management
Mid Level Management
Lower Level Management
Deciding in advance – what to do, when to do & how to do is which function of management ?
Organising
Staffing
Planning
Controlling
The process of bringing together physical, financial, human resources and developing productive relationship among them for achievement of organisational goals is called:
Staffing
Planning
Executing
Organising
The ability to use special proficiency or expertise to perform particular tasks is which type of skill:
Conceptual skill
Leadership skill
Human Skill
Technical Skill
The process of influencing, guiding, supervising, motivating staff for achieving the organisational goals is called:
Controlling
Directing
Organising
Planning
What is one of the responsibilities of Flight Operations in an airline?
Hotel reservations management
Ground baggage control
Flight route planning
Fleet vehicle maintenance
What function involves coordinating flight schedules, aircraft availability, and crew scheduling?
Operations control
Flight planning
Crew management
Aircraft maintenance
What type of data do flight dispatchers use to stay informed about delays and be able to act to mitigate their effects?
AIA data
NOTAM data
METAR data
Real-time data
What aspect is essential for airlines when flight disruptions occur?
Fuel optimization
Crew management
Disruption management
Aircraft maintenance
What percentage of time do airlines aim to keep an aircraft available for flying?
100%
98-99%
97-98% or less
less than 95-96%
What function involves managing flight crews and scheduling rest between flights?
Aircraft maintenance
Operations control
Crew management
Flight planning
What aspect is essential to maximize aircraft utilization in an airline?
Flight control systems
Scheduling
Aircraft maintenance
Ground operations
What function involves the planning and coordination of flight schedules, aircraft availability, and crew scheduling?
Aircraft maintenance
Crew management
Flight planning
Operations control
PNR stand for
Person Name Required
passenger name record
person name reservation
none of the above
comfortable seats with extra
leg space, quality meal services,executive services of lounges is included in
Economy Class ticket
First Class ticket
one way ticket
none of the above
flight deck is the area, usually near the front of an aircraft or spacecraft, from which a pilot controls the aircraft is called as
Apron
Taxi way
Cockpit
Bridge gate
The area of an airport where aircraft are parked, unloaded or loaded, refueled, boarded, or maintained.
Apron
DBML
Lavatory
None of the above
Route through which the aircraft move from the runway, after
landing, to park, for deplaning and boarding purposes
APRON
Taxiway
Air Traffic Control
None of the above
AAI stands for
Aviation authority of India
Aviation Airport of India
Authority of Airport In India
Airport Authority of India
ATC satnds for
Air Traffic Control
Aviation Travel control
Aviation Traffic control
none of the above
Air Transport Service means an air transport service undertaken between the same two or more places and operated according to a published time table or with flights so regular or frequent that they constitute a recognizably systematic series, each flight being open to use by members of the public.
Scheduled Air Transport Service
Non Scheduled Air Transport Service
Both of scheduld and non scheduled
None of the above
Guess the airlines cabin crew
Indigo
Vistara
Jet airways
none of the above
irregular air movement that causes erratic changes in the altitude or angle of the plane is said to be
Turbulence
DBML
Lavatory
none of the above
ICAO stands for
Indian Civial aviation organisation
international civil aviation organistaion
Indian Civial airport organisation
none of the above
Which of these is NOT a cabin crew daily duty?
attend a pre flight briefing
attend a post flight briefing
Do security checks in the flight deck
Check all emergency equipment is in place
Which of these is not part of the boarding process?
Serving snacks and drinks
helping PAX with their luggage
Greeting PAX at the door
Checking their boarding cards
If the captain becomes incapacitated who is next in the chain of command?
SCCM
first officer
number 2 cabin crew
the engineer
What sort of checks do cabin crew go through when going through security checks at an airport?
Exactly the same as PAX
Exactly the same as PAX but they will check their ID's
How many aisles does a narrow body plane have?
1
2
3
4
Which of these is a wide-body plane?
Boeing 737
Airbus A320
Airbus A319
Airbus A380
What does the G in GMT stand for?
General
George
Given
Greenwich
What is the cabin's crews main responsability?
passangers' safety
passangers' wellness
passangers' peace
passanger's luxury
Which Airline has the largest fleet of aircraft?
Singapore Airlines
Air India
Easten China
American Airlines
Where does the pilot sit in the plane's cocpit?
Left
Right
What does A stand for in airbus aircrafts?
Amazing
Aviation
Aircraft
Airbus
From which indian airline does the President and Primeminister fly?
Air India
Vistara
Indigo
Emirates
Who made the first Aircraft?
The Wright Brothers
The Wright Sisters
Gandhi Ji
Boodha Baba
Space X is the owner of Airbus.
True
False
What are some key safety regulations that airlines must adhere to?
Skipping crew training
Ignoring air traffic control instructions
Proper maintenance of aircraft, regular safety inspections, crew training, adherence to air traffic control instructions, compliance with aviation regulations, and implementation of emergency procedures.
Allowing passengers to operate the aircraft
How has COVID-19 impacted the airline industry?
COVID-19 has had no impact on the airline industry.
The airline industry has experienced increased demand and expansion due to COVID-19.
The airline industry has been negatively affected by reduced demand, flight cancellations, route suspensions, layoffs, and financial losses.
The airline industry has seen a decrease in prices and an increase in profits as a result of COVID-19.
