WorksheetsIntroduction to Aviation
Total questions: 21
Worksheet time: 12mins
The revolution of aviation start from (a)
George Carley created something can fly in 1843 which is called (a)
First flight of the Wright Flyer is in _________
1895
1903
1500
1845
Charles A. Lindbergh is the first pilot who fly across the Atlantic Ocean.
True
False
What is a fuselage?
a high-lift device used to reduce the stalling speed of an aircraft wing
an airfoil that helps lift a heavier-than-air craft
the main body of an aircraft.
a vertical airfoil pivoted from the horizontal stabilizer of an aircraft
Where are the ailerons located on an airplane?
On the fuselage
On the landing gear
On the trailing edge of each wing
On the engine
Which picture is a spoiler?
What is the main force that keeps an airplane in the air?
Gravity
Thrust
Lift
Drag
What is the main function of the landing gear?
To support the airplane during takeoff, landing, and while on the ground
To control the direction of the airplane
To assist in navigation
To increase the airplane’s speed
What area of an airport is referred to as the 'airside'
The area where passengers check in and claim baggage
The section containing the control tower and administrative offices
The part of the airport that includes runways, taxiways, and aircraft parking areas
The food and shopping area for passengers
What is the purpose of the 'apron' at an airport?
To provide a place for passengers to board and disembark from aircraft
To house maintenance equipment for airport staff
To serve as a parking area for ground transportation
To offer a designated space for aircraft to park, load, refuel, and undergo maintenance
Where are airport gates typically located?
Landside, near the parking lots
Airside, connected to the terminal where passengers board aircraft
On the apron, used for ground handling only
Inside the airport control tower
What is the main function of an autopilot system in an aircraft?
To refuel the aircraft during flight
To assist pilots in controlling the aircraft's speed, altitude, and direction
To communicate with air traffic control
To entertain passengers during long flights
What technology does the autopilot system rely on to maintain the desired flight path?
Radar and sonar systems
GPS, gyroscopes, and sensors
Passenger feedback and Wi-Fi signals
Satellite TV and entertainment systems
What shape of an aircraft wing helps generate lift by creating a pressure difference?
What component on the wings helps to increase lift during takeoff and landing?
Ailerons
Flaps
Rudder
Elevator
What is the first phase of a typical flight profile?
Cruise
Takeoff
Landing
Descent
Which phase of flight involves the aircraft reaching and maintaining a steady altitude for most of the journey?
Descent
Takeoff
Cruise
Approach
What is the primary role of air traffic control (ATC)?
To refuel aircraft in the air
To manage and direct aircraft safely on the ground and in the air
To entertain passengers during the flight
To serve meals to the flight crew
What system does ATC use to track and identify aircraft positions?
Weather monitoring systems
Flight entertainment systems
Radar systems
Fuel management systems
Which type of airspace is typically used for smaller, private aircraft and does not require ATC communication?
Class B
Class D
Class G
Class A
