| Question | Answer |
| What is a flight where a traveler goes from Point A to Point B on the same aircraft? | nonstop flight
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What is a flight where a traveler would have to change planes in order to get to a destination?2 | connecting flight2
| What is a flight where a traveler goes from Point A to Point B on the same aircraft, but the plane stops somewhere in between?3 | direct flight3
| One of an airline's key airports, from which the majority of its flights depart or arrive.4 | Hub4
| Overnight flight.5 | Redeye flight5
| Bands of wind that circle the earth from west to east and are used by airlines to make their flights faster.6 | Jet Streams6
| Caused by traveling long distances over multiple time zones often disrupting sleep patterns.7 | Jet Lag7
| Main entry point to a state or country8 | Gateway8
| Prime distributors of airline tickets9 | Travel Agents9
| Hub code for Los Angeles International Airport10 | LAX10
| Hub code for Orlando International Airport11 | MCO11
| Hub code for Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport12 | ATL12
| What does hub code ORD stand for?13 | O'Hare International Airport13
| Hub code for Dallas-Fort Worth International Airport14 | DFW14
| What is the TSA?15 | TSA15
| Distance between seat rows16 | Pitch16
| When airlines allow bookings to exceed the number of seats available17 | Overbooking17
| Seats sold to the general public18 | Commercial Flight18
| When partner airlines use each others carrier codes19 | Code-sharing19
| What do you have to have to get through security and to board the plane?20 | Boarding Pass20
| What is one rule while on a plane?21 | random answers21
| Which class on a plane has the most benefits22 | First class22
| What does the FAA stand for?23 | Federal Aviation Administration23
| What is a red-eye flight?24 | an overnight flight24
| What is one reason why air fares are not consistent?25 | 25 |
