Hint | Answer | % Correct |
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He sketched an 'aerial screw' in 1489, an early predecessor to the helicopter. | Leonardo da Vinci | 76%
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The nickname of WW1 fighter ace, Manfred von Richthofen. | Red Baron | 73%
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European aircraft manufacturer and major competitor to Boeing. | Airbus | 67%
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Common name for an aircraft's Flight Data Recorder or Cockpit Voice Recorder. | Black Box | 66%
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First name of the Wright brother who made the first successful powered flight in 1903. | Orville | 63%
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Large German passenger-carrying rigid airship which crashed spectacularly in 1937. | Hindenburg | 59%
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Pilot of the aircraft in the "Miracle on the Hudson" crash landing in 2009. | Chesley Sullenberger | 58%
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Nickname of the Boeing Superfortress which dropped an atomic bomb on Hiroshima. | Enola Gay | 58%
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Year in which the Boeing 747 'Jumbo Jet' made its maiden flight. | 1969 | 56%
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Name of Boeing's successful 787 twin engine airliner. | Dreamliner | 56%
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Spy plane in which Gary Powers was shot down over the USSR in 1960. | Lockheed U2 | 54%
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Year in which Charles Lindbergh made his non-stop solo transatlantic flight. | 1927 | 52%
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USA's largest international air carrier from 1927 until its collapse in 1991. | Panam | 52%
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National airline of Spain. | Iberia | 50%
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Nickname for the giant wooden aircraft designed by Howard Hughes. | Spruce Goose | 48%
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... and the name of the aircraft used for that transatlantic flight. | Spirit of St. Louis | 47%
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Company responsible for the design of the legendary Spitfire aircraft. | Supermarine | 45%
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Brazilian aerospace company that produces a large range of different aircraft types. | Embraer | 44%
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Name of either of Tokyo's major international airports. | Narita or Haneda | 44%
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First purpose-built jet airliner which first flew in 1949. | de Havilland Comet | 43%
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Soviet supersonic competitor to Concorde. | Tupulev Tu-144 | 43%
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UK's iconic delta wing strategic bomber which saw its RAF introduction in 1956. | Avro Vulcan | 42%
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Aircraft in which Chuck Yeager broke the sound barrier in 1947. | Bell X-1 | 41%
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Russian-American aviation pioneer, particularly in the field of helicopters. | Igor Sikorsky | 41%
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Last name of the French brothers who made the first manned flight in a hot air balloon. | Montgolfier | 38%
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First person to cross the English Channel in a heavier than air aircraft. | Louis Bleriot | 23%
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German pioneer who was the first person to make successful glider flights in the 1890's. | Otto Lilienthal | 18%
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Holder of the first patent for a turbojet engine on which most modern jets are based. | Frank Whittle | 17%
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Name of the aircraft which made the first non-stop, around the world, flight in 1986. | Voyager | 12%
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Early aviation pioneer and the first woman to fly solo from London to Australia in 1930. | Amy Johnson | 9%
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