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WorksheetsGeneral Aviation Knowledge Quiz
Total questions: 50
Worksheet time: 25mins
Which is the largest passenger aircraft in the world?
Boeing 747-8
Airbus A380
Boeing 777-9
Airbus A350
ICAO stands for:
International Civil Aviation Organization
International Cargo Aviation Office
International Council of Air Operations
International Charter Aviation Organization
IATA is headquartered in:
Montreal
Geneva
New York
London
The Wright brothers’ first successful flight was in:
1903
1914
1899
1920
“Black Box” in aircraft is used for:
Navigation
Communication
Recording flight data
Fuel storage
The busiest airport in the world (by passenger traffic, 2023) is:
London Heathrow
Hartsfield–Jackson Atlanta
Dubai International
Singapore Changi
The three-letter airport code “DEL” belongs to:
Delhi
Denver
Doha
Dalian
ATC stands for:
Air Traffic Control
Aircraft Technical Crew
Air Travel Communication
Aviation Training Centre
Runway numbers are based on:
Length of runway
Wind direction
Magnetic heading
Altitude
The standard cruising altitude of commercial jetliners is:
10,000 ft
25,000 ft
30,000–40,000 ft
50,000 ft
The main function of ailerons is to control:
Pitch
Roll
Yaw
Lift
The tail of an aircraft helps in controlling:
Roll
Stability
Lift
Speed
What type of engine is mostly used in modern commercial jets?
Turboprop
Piston
Turbojet
Turbofan
The world’s first commercial jet airliner was:
Boeing 707
de Havilland Comet
Douglas DC-3
Concorde
The Concorde was retired in:
1995
2000
2003
2007
The emergency oxygen masks in planes typically supply oxygen for:
10 minutes
15 minutes
30 minutes
1 hour
Which organization assigns aircraft registration codes globally?
ICAO
IATA
FAA
EASA
Which agency regulates civil aviation in the USA?
ICAO
FAA
EASA
TSA
The maximum duty hours for pilots in most regulations are:
8–9 hours
12 hours
15 hours
24 hours
TCAS in aviation stands for:
Traffic Collision Avoidance System
Technical Cabin Alert System
Tower Communication Alert System
Turbine Control Assistance System
“AI” is the airline code for:
Air India
Air Italy
Austrian Airlines
Air Iceland
ICAO airport code for London Heathrow is:
LHR
EGLL
HEA
LON
The NATO phonetic alphabet code for “Z” is:
Zulu
Zebra
Zeus
Zero
Callsign “Speedbird” belongs to:
Lufthansa
British Airways
Emirates
Qatar Airways
Flight code “EK” belongs to:
Emirates
Ethiopian Airlines
Etihad Airways
EasyJet
VOR stands for:
Visual Orientation Radar
VHF Omnidirectional Range
Virtual Operation Route
Variable Orbit Receiver
ILS is primarily used for:
Takeoff
Landing
In-flight communication
Cabin safety
The standard time reference in aviation is:
GMT
UTC
IST
EST
Altimeter in aircraft measures:
Speed
Altitude
Pressure only
Distance
Mach 1 refers to the speed of:
Sound
Light
Jet engine thrust
Wind
First woman to fly solo across the Atlantic Ocean:
Amelia Earhart
Bessie Coleman
Valentina Tereshkova
Harriet Quimby
First nonstop transatlantic flight was completed by:
Charles Lindbergh
Wright Brothers
Amelia Earhart
Orville Brown
Boeing was founded in which year?
1916
1920
1935
1945
Which country developed the Sukhoi fighter aircraft?
USA
Russia
France
China
Airbus headquarters is in:
London
Paris
Toulouse
Berlin
The largest cargo aircraft in the world was:
Antonov An-225
Boeing 747F
Airbus Beluga
Lockheed C-5 Galaxy
The ICAO code for Air Cargo is:
AIR
ACG
CARGO
No specific code
The term “wet lease” in aviation refers to:
Leasing aircraft with crew
Leasing aircraft without crew
Leasing airport space
Leasing cargo slots
A “hub-and-spoke” model in airlines refers to:
Using smaller airports only
Using one central airport as a hub
Using only nonstop routes
Using cargo-only routes
Low-cost carriers typically save costs by:
Charging more for tickets
Avoiding secondary airports
Removing free services
Flying only internationally
The “Mayday” distress call is repeated how many times?
Once
Twice
Thrice
Four times
Which airline is nicknamed “The Flying Kangaroo”?
Emirates
Qantas
Singapore Airlines
Air New Zealand
Aviation fuel for jet engines is called:
Avgas
Jet A-1
Diesel
Kerosene
Which country launched the world’s first airport for flying taxis (2023)?
Germany
USA
Japan
UAE
An aircraft moving backwards on the ground is achieved by:
Engine thrust
Pushback tug
Taxi power
Gravity
Which country has the most number of airports?
Russia
USA
Brazil
India
What is the “Ceiling” in aviation terms?
Aircraft roof height
Maximum altitude an aircraft can fly
Cabin interior height
Runway altitude
The Red Arrows are the aerobatic display team of:
USAF
Royal Air Force
French Air Force
Indian Air Force
Which aircraft is known as the “Queen of the Skies”?
Boeing 747
Airbus A380
Concorde
Douglas DC-10
The world’s first scheduled airline service started in:
1914
1920
1930
1940
