The official aviation quiz topic!

HorsePower · Post by **HorsePower** » 11 May 2005, 19:47

Here we've got a winner:

rotor wrote:Then the German Ju 322 'Mammut' was bigger I think, but it was a prototype.

The (German) Air Ministry emited in the summer of 1940 specifications for a giant glider to carry large amount of men or vehicles by air. The candidate of Messerschmitt, the Gigant resulted in the largest glider of the war, whereas its competitor, the Mammut was a total flop.

The mammut was bigger, but it never goes beyond the prototype stage.
So, two answers were available:

- Messerschmitt Me-321 Gigant (34.400 Kg MTOW)

(Me-323 6 engines powered version)

- Junkers Ju-322 Mammut (36.000 Kg MTOW)

rotor, it's your turn

Regards

Seb.

Advisor · Post by **Advisor** » 21 May 2005, 09:34

rotor, it's your turn

Rotor, land that thing oops the Junkers Ju-322 Mammut

and post ur question

ryanvsnow · Post by **ryanvsnow** » 21 May 2005, 10:01

Hey guys its been 10 days: Do we have to wait? Is there a time limit on this?

rotor · Post by **rotor** » 21 May 2005, 15:43

Oops, Sorry, I was not in.

Ok, fast question:

Call Sign and type of the Helicopter of Prince Filip of Belgium.

Andries · Post by **Andries** » 21 May 2005, 15:47

OO-PFB
Robinson R44

Greetz,

Andries

rotor · Post by **rotor** » 21 May 2005, 15:53

Very Fast and correct...

Go ahead, your turn.

Advisor · Post by **Advisor** » 22 May 2005, 16:09

Andries wrote:OO-PFB
Robinson R44

Greetz,

Andries

Hmn.....Fast Answer Indeed

Advisor · Post by **Advisor** » 29 May 2005, 11:14

Andries wrote:OO-PFB
Robinson R44

Greetz,

Andries

Honourable Sir Andries, YOU took 4 minutes to ANSWER the question put by ROTOR, now its been about 7 DAYS since you posted another QUESTION

Why o learned one

Advisor · Post by **Advisor** » 09 Jun 2005, 10:19

Advisor wrote:
Andries wrote:OO-PFB
Robinson R44

Greetz,

Andries
Honourable Sir Andries, YOU took 4 minutes to ANSWER the question put by ROTOR, now its been about 7 DAYS since you posted another QUESTION

Why o learned one

Brother Bart

Please intervene and start the game. For all we know that we are in jet age today and when ANDRIES posts the question we'd be flying in Space

Andries · Post by **Andries** » 10 Jun 2005, 12:19

How many aircraft of the A320 family have been delivered untill now (09/06/2005) ?

Sorry that it took so llong

have exams ...

Greetz,

Andries

Post by **sn26567** » 10 Jun 2005, 16:18

Andries wrote:How many aircraft of the A320 family have been delivered untill now (09/06/2005) ?

2459

Andries · Post by **Andries** » 10 Jun 2005, 16:26

sn26567 wrote:
Andries wrote:How many aircraft of the A320 family have been delivered untill now (09/06/2005) ?
2459

Correct ! Your turn André!

Greetz,

Andries

Post by **sn26567** » 10 Jun 2005, 16:40

How many kg of paint were necessary to paint the A321 D-AIRX in the old retro Lufthansa colours?

http://www.airliners.net/open.file/856207/M/

MD-11 · Post by **MD-11** » 12 Jun 2005, 20:29

150kgs

HorsePower · Post by **HorsePower** » 12 Jun 2005, 21:18

Hum, one "0" is missing...

I'm going to scan LH'website to find... some clue!

seb.

Advisor · Post by **Advisor** » 13 Jun 2005, 08:13

Hmn...1500kgs

Post by **sn26567** » 13 Jun 2005, 09:48

MD-11 wrote:150kgs

That is the right answer (source: Lufthansa onboard magazine).

Your turn, MD-11!

MD-11 · Post by **MD-11** » 13 Jun 2005, 13:20

If a medium weight plane lands behind a heavy plane, what has to be the minimum spacing? I want a distance in NM and a time in minutes.

realplaneshaveprops · Post by **realplaneshaveprops** » 19 Jun 2005, 10:37

The separation minimum for a medium following a heavy, the distance is 5nm. De time distance for arriving en departing is 2 minutes, or 3 minutes for take off from an intermediate position.

http://www.caa.govt.nz/fulltext/Safety_ ... ulence.pdf

Greetz

Koen

Only Real Planes Have Props

MD-11 · Post by **MD-11** » 19 Jun 2005, 13:10

All correct Koen.
http://www.ivao.org/training/tutorials/ ... -Heavy.htm
Your turn