FORUM GAME: Aviation Trivia!

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Yep that’s right

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I’m confused… Do you literally just want this list? Screenshot - a124d4e1b8462d9b6f43a4c536497afb - Gyazo

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Okay, lets get back on track :slight_smile:

Which Scandinavian countries has their flag on the Scandinavian Airlines fleet?

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Let’s keep it friendly in here peeps! No one is allowed to act out their emotions on the forum, we must always strive to keep it civil! :slight_smile:

The flags on the SAS aircrafts are the Norwegian, Swedish and Danish, right? :open_mouth:

(edit: deleted a bunch of off-topic post, let’s join Cody in getting back on track)

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Nicely done Olof now its your turn to pop a question.

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What is the world’s smallest commercial airport?

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Lol, sorry, forgot about this haha. Good that @Colorado1 stepped in!

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Saba? I believe a runway of 200m

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That’s correct. Now it’s your turn.

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k, easy one: When would an aircraft need more than 2 pilots?

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When two pilots are dead.

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On long haul flights, then 1 pilot can sleep

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@Guusje2 I need a number :slight_smile:

@bigbigcheese, it would be hard to add a pilot after the fact.

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They need another pilot. Quite desperately in fact!
However they’re not going to get one! :stuck_out_tongue:

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then there are 3 pilots

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lol. And how long would that flight have to last before there is a requirement for 3 pilots?

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If I can remember correctly, this depends on the airline how they make use of the “chrono” (actually a stop-watch to track flight-time). Some airlines SOP indicates it starts at the gate, some on the runway just before takeoff, some in between those two etc. Further to this (again, if I remember correctly), it depends on the region you are flying and what authority having jurisdiction is in charge for you (EASA, FAA, etc.). I believe the rule of thumb was 6 hours of (raw) flight time. But yet again, please correct me someone with more more up-to-date background information.

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There is an FAA regulation that concerns this.
6 hours is not the right number :slight_smile:

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Damn it! I really need to get involved in aviation rules and regulations again :smiley: Was it 10 hours as per FAA? This is a cool question, btw!

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