Test your airline history

[F16Flyer]

11/25 for me. Most actually were easy, hard ones were the ones that you needed to know the meaning for. Like KLM, holy crap, who would ever know that. Also the SWA question was debatable, I wondered if the guy who wrote the test knew that SWA used the 727 for a short time, went with false anyway.

 

[IrishSheepdog]

9/25

 

[RPM]

2/25 - damn foreign questions/ oh well, I guessed on all the U.S. questions too.

I guess I wouldn't be a very good airline history professor!!

 

[Joe]

7/25; would have been 8 if I got the last two words of the Qantas acronym correct.

Of course, it also would have been much lower if it hadn't been multiple choice because I guessed on quite a few.

 

[mastermags]

Definately got a 3/25

 

[montanapilot]

6/25. I knew the Morris Air one cause the same guy who started Morris just started JetBlue.

 

[RiddlePilot]

4/25. Yick. Could've sworn it was the Brits who flew the Trent 800 engine first. Ah well.

 

[Prospective_Pilot]

5/25 here........

No comment.....

 

[Rugby51]

6/25.....Gosh, better dig in to the ol' A.net archive a little....

 

[Adam4884]

3/25.....

 

[mtsu_av8er]

Who needs that stinking quiz anyway....

 

[JDMcFly]

5/25


.. And all the ones I got correct (besides the SouthWest) were complete guesses

I got .5 points (not officially!) on the two airlines/747 (Q.20), because I got Qantas, but not the other.

 

[stultus]

Only got 6/25...but I did much better the second time I took it.

Actually should have gotten 7...but I didn't know QANTAS is "Limited"

 

[M.L]

I got 7/25.

 

[N9103M]

11/25