Challenges of Icy Runway Takeoff

Marty is preparing for a 300-mile flight over mountainous terrain with strong headwinds. He must pack his plane carefully to maintain balance. The runway is icy and poses a risk during takeoff. Despite the challenges, Marty is determined to make the journey safely.

What is the distance of Marty's flight home?

• 500 miles

• 200 miles

• 300 miles

• 400 miles

What is a challenge Marty faces while packing the plane?

• Limited fuel

• Bulky items

• Heavy luggage

• Unstable weather

What does Marty look forward to after his trip?

• Exploring new places

• Getting home

• Starting a new journey

• Meeting new people

What natural feature affects the runway conditions?

• Deep valleys

• Wide rivers

• Mountain peaks

• Tall trees

What is the main risk of taking off on the icy runway?

• Running out of fuel

• Engine failure

• Plane damage

• Getting lost

What equipment does Marty's plane have for the runway?

• Wheels

• Skis

• Snow chains

• Ice tires

What is the potential consequence if the plane is damaged?

• Marty will repair it himself

• Marty will be stuck

• Marty will have to walk home

• Marty will call for help

What does Marty need to do to ensure a safe takeoff?

• Increase speed

• Reduce weight

• Balance the plane

• Check the weather

What is the condition of the runway surface?

• Dry sand

• Wet mud

• Slick ice

• Gravel