How Aviation Is Classified And Organized

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Leilona and Trinidy buy tickets on the aircraft pictured so they can leave South Bend on the first day of Spring Break. This aircraft operation would be classified as

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Air Transport - Passenger

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The aircraft pictured is used for long-range radar surveillance and as a control centre for air defense. This is probably

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Military Reconnaissance

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The aircraft pictured is General Aviation because it is

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owned and operated by a private corporation.

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This aircraft is just large enough for a pilot and one passenger. In the 1960's and 1970's it was one of the most popular airplanes in the country. It is most likely classified as

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General Aviation - Training

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This aircraft is designed and flown for a very specific type of flight operation. For this reason it is most likely classified as General Aviation -

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Utility

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If you can afford it you can hire this plane and it's pilots to fly you from the Benton Harbor Airport to Disney World. It is therefore classified as

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General Aviation - Commercial

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These specialized aircraft are most likely classified as General Aviation - Acrobatic, Crop Duster, Utility, Training

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Acrobatic

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Take your best guess. Is it .............................? Lighter Than Air, Glider, Rotorcraft, Airplane

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Lighter Than Air

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Benton Harbor Airport, this is Cessna 73116 on two mile final approach for runway .......

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A pilot flying toward the Benton Harbor Airport can choose from multiple runways. How many choices does she have?

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