Challenges in Unloading the Spitfire

The video documents the arrival of a Spitfire after a transatlantic journey. It covers the challenges faced during unloading, particularly due to wind conditions, and the subsequent inspection and reassembly of the aircraft. The process involves careful handling to avoid damage, with final adjustments made to move the plane into a hangar.

How many days did the Spitfire's transatlantic journey take?

• 10 days

• 12 days

• 15 days

• 20 days

What was the main concern of the crane operator, Dan?

• The crane might not be big enough to lift the load

• The crane might break down

• The crane might be too slow

• The crane might be too expensive

What method did the team use to increase the winch's lifting capacity?

• Reducing the load

• Using a larger crane

• Adding more weight

• Using a three-part line

What natural element posed a challenge during the lift?

• Snow

• Fog

• Rain

• Wind

What could happen if the wind hits the broad side of the Spitfire?

• It might want to push it over

• It might get wet

• It might get dirty

• It might get scratched

Who arrived from the UK to reassemble the plane?

• Sam and Max

• Tom and Jerry

• Mo and John

• Dan and Steve

What is relatively easy according to Mo and John?

• Transporting the plane

• Painting the plane

• Taking the plane apart

• Flying the plane

What problem did the team face with the frame?

• It was stuck in the container

• It was damaged

• It was too heavy

• It was missing parts

What tool did the team use to help free the frame?

• A wrench

• A tug and jack

• A screwdriver

• A hammer

What was the final outcome of the unloading process?

• The plane was sent back

• The plane was left in the container

• The plane was successfully unloaded

• The plane was damaged