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WorksheetsAircraft & Airline Basics (1–10)
Total questions: 51
Worksheet time: 26mins
What is the main goal of an airline?
Build airports
Operate aircraft for fun
Provide safe and efficient air transportation
Manufacture airplanes
What does "fleet" mean in airline terms?
A) Group of passengers
B) Group of airplanes
C) Group of airports
D) Group of runways
A "hub" in airline terms is:
A city with only one flight
A central airport used for connections
A cargo plane
A private runway
The person who flies the airplane is called:
Dispatcher
Crew manager
Pilot
Passenger
What is a cabin crew’s main responsibility?
Fly the plane
Serve coffee
Ensure passenger safety
Schedule flights
LCC stands for:
Low Capacity Company
Last Cargo Control
Low-Cost Carrier
Light Cabin Crew
What is a turnaround time?
Flight time from city A to B
Time spent in air
Time needed to prepare a plane for the next flight
Time crew spends resting
Which of the following is a major airline alliance?
SkyTeam
Air Alliance
RocketFleet
WingWorks
What is the main factor in choosing aircraft for a route?
Color of the plane
Airport staff
Which is NOT part of a flight operation?
A) Dispatch
B) Maintenance
C) Ticket booking
D) Flight tracking
A flight dispatcher is responsible for:
Checking passports
Planning and monitoring flights
Cleaning the aircraft
Selling tickets
AOCC stands for:
Airline Office for Crew Coordination
Air Operations Command Center
Airline Operations Control Center
Aviation Office of China Central
What is a NOTAM?
Airport delay report
Crew memo
Notice to Airmen
Flight refund notice
METAR is a type of:
Airfare
Weather report
Security report
Airport terminal map
What is an alternate airport?
A second airport to land in emergencies
A smaller airport nearby
Cargo-only airport
What does a dispatcher check before a flight?
TV programs
Maintenance issues
Food orders
Uniforms
Fuel planning includes:
Extra for emergencies
Only half tank
Passenger numbers only
Crew preference
The dispatcher works closely with:
Security staff
ATC and pilots
Cabin crew
Ground handling crew
Which of these tools is used for flight planning?
TikTok
Lido Flight
Gmail
Google Docs
Diversion means:
Plane stops for fuel
Plane returns home
Plane changes route due to problems
Plane flies faster
Crew scheduling ensures:
Food is delivered
Crew rest and availability
Only senior pilots fly
What affects crew scheduling?
Movie preferences
Flight duty limitations
Uniform colors
Passenger count
What is a duty time limit?
Max hours a crew can legally work
Passenger wait time
Boarding time
Check-in hours
Crew pairing means:
Matching uniforms
Assigning crew to flights
Crew wedding
Pairing passengers
What is a reserve crew?
Crew in training
Extra crew for emergency replacement
Old crew
VIP crew
Cabin crew must:
Stay quiet
Entertain passengers
Follow safety procedures
Ignore turbulence
Rest requirements for crew are:
Optional
Safety regulations
Paid leave
Flexible
Pilots bid for schedules based on:
Seniority
Experience
Flight hours
Age
What is the main factor in crew scheduling?
Mood
Seniority
Weather
Airport type
What is the purpose of a crew roster?
List of flights
Duty plan for crew
Passenger list
Maintenance checklist
Who approves flight crew before departure?
Cabin manager
Pilot only
Dispatcher
Ticket agent
Which is NOT part of aircraft turnaround?
Refueling
Boarding
Maintenance check
Selling tickets
What is MEL?
Flight plan
Minimum Equipment List
Maintenance Evaluation List
Monthly Engine Log
What’s the purpose of line maintenance?
Deep cleaning
Quick technical check before flight
Painting
Interior design
A) Light regular inspection B) Engine rebuild C) Food check D) Pilot test
Light regular inspection
Engine rebuild
Food check
Pilot test
Base maintenance usually happens:
At night
At home
In big hangars
On the runway
What is turnaround time?
Flying in a circle
Ground time between flights
Passenger rest time
Taxi time
Why is fast turnaround important?
Saves crew meals
Increases aircraft usage
Makes boarding fun
Reduces fuel
MCC stands for:
Maintenance Crew Center
Maintenance Control Center
Master Check Center
Main Crew Council
What is checked during pre-flight maintenance?
Runway paint
Aircraft systems and safety
Crew behavior
Passenger weight
What reduces turnaround time?
Passenger delay
Quick catering
More paperwork
Long announcements
IROPS stands for:
Irregular Operations
In-flight Road Operation
In-house Regulation Ops
International Rotation Operation
A typical cause of IROPS is:
Airline success
Weather problems
Too many pilots
Passenger applause
When a flight is delayed due to snow, it's:
Scheduled
IROPS
Maintenance
Bonus time
How do airlines respond to IROPS?
Cancel all flights
Hide information
Activate recovery plans
Ask passengers for help
What is an aircraft swap?
Changing aircraft for a flight
Swapping passengers
Changing seats
Landing at another airport
Crew legality means:
Crew has ID
Crew obeys ATC
Crew is within legal work limits
Crew has a passport
What happens if the crew exceeds duty time?
Flight continues
Crew pays fine
New crew must replace them
Plane turns around
Which department handles IROPS?
Finance
AOCC
Catering
Security
What tool helps monitor ongoing flights?
Google Maps
ACARS
Real-time response during IROPS includes:
Checking in
Flight tracking, crew re-routing
Passenger boarding only
Crew sleeping
