Quiz: Aviation Accidents

Quiz: Aviation Accidents

Can you describe these aviation accident photos? There may be more than one answer. Let’s go!

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Question 1 of 4

1. Question
- This event appears to have occurred during the winter as indicated by the snow and ice.
- The aircraft clearly vacated the airport vicinity and stopped on a city street.
- A lack of CRM caused the aircraft to catch fire.
- This was probably caused by an unruly passenger.
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- This is a light turboprop aircraft.
- The aircraft suffered an engine fire either during the takeoff or landing.
- The fire in the number two engine was safely extinguished.
- The crew probably didn't declare and emergency and continued to their destination.
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- A fire truck is extinguishing the fire on the left side of the aircraft.
- The aircraft encountered a flock of birds at cruise altitude.
- The passengers are evacuating the aircraft to maintain a safe distance.
- The aircraft suffered a tail strike after encountering wind shear during takeoff.
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- This was probably a student pilot's first solo landing.
- This event most likely resulted in a complete hull loss.
- It appears the crew evacuated through the emergency slide.
- The aircraft came to a final stop on the grass, possibly within the vicinity of the airport
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