Air Transport Trivia Quiz | Baamboozle - Baamboozle

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A Hang Glider uses ___________ to gain altitude (go up).

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Apart from recreation and sport, name another sector drones where are used for? (Name 1)

Infrastructure, Agriculture, Safety, Transport, Entertainment, Insurance, Telecoms, Mining, and the Military!

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The inspiration for a Wing Suit came from which animal?

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rocket

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baam

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The first helicopter was designed and built by

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The idea for a helicopter was first drawn by

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The X-15 flew over five times the speed of sound (343m/s). How fast did it fly?

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Wingsuits can reach speeds of over 100km/h. True or False?

True.

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The first flight of the Wright Brothers was in what year?

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The first Hot Air Balloon passengers were not people, but animals. True or False?

True. The first flight was made by a sheep, a duck and a rooster.

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Voyager flew around the world without refuelling in 1986. How many people were on board?

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banana

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monster

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baam

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A Delta Plane is also known as a...

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Helicopters can fly at a maximum altitude (height) of ...

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An Air Balloon can travel in different directions and speeds depending on what?

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