Rothmans Air Display, Cairo, 1981

The video discusses a bustling display site, highlighting the excitement of flying over a city. It recounts the experience of displaying in Cairo, where the team performed twice daily, causing significant traffic disruptions. The transcript also includes team log entries detailing their transit from Cairo to Alexandria and subsequent displays in Ismailia, Portside, and Alexandria. The Africa Tour concludes with a Mediterranean crossing, stopping in Cyprus before reaching Greece.

What does the bustling city represent in the context of the display?

• An exciting display site

• A historical landmark

• A quiet retreat

• A place of solitude

How often did the team display in Cairo?

• Once a day

• Four times a day

• Twice a day

• Three times a day

What was the effect of the display on Cairo's traffic?

• It had no effect

• It diverted the traffic

• It increased traffic

• It stopped the traffic

Which cities were included in the team's display schedule from May 1st to 4th?

• Ismailia, Portside, and Alexandria

• Cairo and Alexandria

• Portside and Cairo

• Cairo and Ismailia

What was the final destination of the Africa Tour?

• Greece

• Italy

• Cyprus

• Egypt

Before reaching Greece, where did the team stop over?

• Cyprus

• Spain

• Turkey

• Italy

What marks the end of the Africa Tour?

• Arriving in Cairo

• Crossing the Mediterranean

• Displaying in Alexandria

• Stopping in Ismailia