Introduction to Aviation

1. 1All aircrafts registered in AUS are registered as [blank_start]VH[blank_end] - Followed by [blank_start]three[blank_end] letter. For example a Qantas plane could be registered as [blank_start]VH[blank_end] - [blank_start]Q[blank_end]WC.

   1. AVH
   2. Bthree
   3. CVH
   4. DQ
2. 2What Surfaces is the plane registration written on?

   1. AUnderneath the Wings, On the side of the aircraft and the last two letters are placed on the Wheel flap and the top of the vertical Stabiliser.
   2. BUnder the Belly, Underneath the Wings, On the nose and the last two letters are placed on the Wheel flap and the top of the vertical Stabiliser.
   3. COn the side of the aircraft, On the Nose, Last two letters on wheel flap only.
   4. DOn the nose, Under the Belly, and the last two letters are placed on the Wheel flap and the top of the vertical Stabiliser.
   5. EThe registration is only displayed on the roof of the aircraft.
3. 3Qantas aircraft are manufactured by Boeing and Airbus.

   1. ATrue
   2. BFalse
4. 4Where is the Passenger Cabin, The Flight Deck, The forward Cargo and the aft Cargo?

   

   1. AFlight Deck
   2. BPassenger Cabin
   3. CForward Cargo
   4. Daft Cargo
5. 5How is left and right determined on an aircraft?

   1. ABy the CSM perspective when sitting in their jump seat.
   2. BBy the Captains perspective when sitting in the flight deck facing forward
   3. CBy looking at your left or right hand
   4. DBy the FOs perspective when sitting in the flight deck facing forward
6. 6What would the doors be labelled as on this image?

   

   1. AL1
   2. BR1
   3. CL4
   4. DR3
   5. ER2
   6. FL2
   7. GL5
   8. HL6
   9. IL3
   10. JR5
   11. KR1
   12. LR1
   13. MR2
   14. NL1
   15. OL2
   16. PR2
   17. QL2
   18. RL5
   19. SR4
   20. TR4
   21. UL3
   22. VR3
   23. WL6
7. 7[blank_start]Centre[blank_end] is used to describe the location of structures in the middle of the cabin.

   1. ACentre
8. 8[blank_start]Outboard[blank_end] is used to describe the location of structures furthest away from the centre.

   1. AOutboard
9. 9[blank_start]Inboard[blank_end] is used to describe structures location closest to the centre in an aircraft.

   1. AInboard
10. 10[blank_start]Forward[blank_end] = to the front of the plane

    1. AForward
    2. BAFT

11. 11[blank_start]AFT[blank_end] = to the rear of the plane.

    1. AForward
    2. BAFT
12. 12Label the engines of the plane on the diagram.

    

    1. A1 Left
    2. B2 Left
    3. C3 Right
    4. D4 Right
13. 13[blank_start]Fuselage[blank_end] = the main body of the aircraft.

    1. AFuselage
14. 14Successful manoeuvring in flight relies on the ability to change airflow over the aircrafts wings and stabilisers.

    1. ATrue
    2. BFalse
15. 15What are the three axes of flight?

    1. APitch
    2. BYaw
    3. CFold
    4. DRoll
    5. ETurn
16. 16[blank_start]Pitch[blank_end] = Allows aircraft to climb or decent (One of the Axes of flight).

    1. APitch
17. 17[blank_start]Roll[blank_end] = Allows aircraft to bank left or right (one of the Axes of flight)

    1. ARoll
18. 18[blank_start]Yaw[blank_end] = Steers aircrafts nose left or right (One of the Axes of flight).

    1. AYaw
19. 19Anything standing behind a aircraft engine can be subjected to [blank_start]Jetblast[blank_end].

    1. AJetblast
20. 20[blank_start]Jetblast[blank_end] is a powerful gust of air from the rear of the running engine.

    1. AJetblast
21. 21Point out where the anti collision beacons would be.

    

    1. ATop anti collision beacon
    2. BSide anti collision beacon
    3. CWing anti collision beacon
    4. DTail anti collision beacon
    5. EBottom anti collision beacon
    6. FFront anti collision beacon
    7. GEngine anti collision beacon
22. 22Label the Landside, Airside, Security and Ramp areas of the airport.

    

    1. ALandside
    2. BAirside
    3. CSecurity
    4. DLandside
    5. EAirside
    6. FRamp
    7. GSecurity
    8. HLandside
    9. IAirside
    10. JRamp
    11. KSecurity
    12. LLandside
    13. MAirside
    14. NRamp
    15. OSecurity
23. 23[blank_start]Landside[blank_end] = the public area of the airport
    
    [blank_start]Airside[blank_end] = non-public area of the airport where support vehicles and aircrafts opperate.

    1. ALandside
    2. BAirside
24. 24[blank_start]Ramp[blank_end] = area of the airport where the aircraft is parked, prepared for flight and engineering, cargo loading and baggage handling all happen here.

    1. ARamp
25. 25Point out the taxi way and the runway.

    

    1. ARunway
    2. BTaxiway
    3. CRunway
    4. DTaxiway
26. 26[blank_start]Standoff[blank_end] is when the aircraft is parked too far away from the terminal and stairs have to be used for boarding and disembarking instead of the aerobridge.

    1. AStandoff
27. 27An [blank_start]active[blank_end] runway is a runway which is currently being used for takeoff or landing.

    1. Aactive

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Initial Online Learning - Qantas Quiz on Introduction to Aviation , created by Allesha Hondrou on 01/09/2018.

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