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The 2021 Quiz Answers *

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Our thanks once again to Rod Simpson of Air Britain for putting together the images, with the exception of 41, which nobody answered correctly. Also to easyJet, Aspire Lounges, and Crécy Publications for the prizes.

 

Question

1

What airline operates this airliner?
Icelandair
What type of aircraft is it?
Boeing 757-256


2

A Boeing 747 - but what airline?
Continental Airlines (old livery)


3

What is this light aircraft?
Auster B4 Ambulance/Freighter


4

What type of plane is this?
Super Marine Spitfire 26


5

An interesting glider, what is it?
Aeronca TG-5


6

A neat two-seater - what is it?
Temco TE-1B Buckaroo


7

A 4-engined airliner, but what is it?
Handley Page Leonides Herald


8

What is this unusual amphibian?
The Singular SA-03


9

An unusual compound helicopter?
Eurocopter X-3


10

What is this primary trainer?
Enaer Pillan
Which Air Force?
El Salvador


11

A Light aircraft from before WWII?
Caudron C.620 Simoun


12

A Royal Navy aircraft - what is it?
Short S.B.6 Seamew AS.1


13

Coming in to land - what transport typeMcDonnell Douglas YC-15


14

Name this twin turboprop airliner?
NAMC YS-11


15

What is this double deck airliner?
Breguet 761
What was the name of the military version?  Breguet 763 Sahara


16

A pretty plane - What is it?
Elixir Aircraft Elixir
Where was it built?
 La Rochelle Airport, France


17

Sleek beauty from a famous designer?
Learfan 2100
Who designed it?
William P. (Bill) Lear


18

What is this commuter twin?
Nord 260


19

Heading for a Canadian lake. What type?
Noorduyn Norseman
Which company took over production?
CCF Canadian Car & Foundry


20

Name this single-engined turboprop.
Ibis Ae270


21

A smiling face - but what aircraft?
Junkers Ju.87 Stuka


22

A big flying boat - but what is it?
Blohm und Voss Ha 139
How did it take off?
From catapult on a cargo ship


23

Something special - what is it?
Stemme Q01-100ISR Observer
Who was it designed for?
The State of Qatar


24

South African executive - what is it?
DMI Engineering Falcon 421


25

A pre-WWII trainer - what is it?
Parnall Heck III


26

Name the plane sitting in the rain?
Beech-SFERMA Turbo TravelAir
What engines did it have?
Two Turbomeca Astazou turboprops


27

Could do with some engines! What is it?
Cancargo CBY-3 Loadmaster
Where might it be found?
New England Air Museum, Windsor Locks, Connecticut


28

Pictured in the Far East, but what type?
Scottish Aviation Pioneer


29

Somewhere in the South Pacific. What type?
GAF Nomad N-22
Which Air Force is this with?
Papua New Guinea Defence Force


30

Going on patrol - what is it?
Martin P4M-1 Mercator
How many were built?
19 plus 2 protoypes were built


31

Seen better days - what is the amphibian?
Short S.A.6 Sealand


32

Name this two-seat trainer?
Nanchang CJ-6
Which Air Force?
Albanian Air Force


33

Hand swinging those props! What aircraft?
Avro Shackleton MR.2
Where might the aircraft been seen?
Coventry Airport with the Shackleton Trust


34

Name this British light twin
BA.IV Double Eagle
How many were built?
Three


35

Wind in the wires - what is the biplane?
Platzer Kiebitz


36

Fun flying in Florida - what is it?
Lockwood Air Cam


37

What are these Russians?
Yakovlev Yak-18PM


38

What kind of airliner with that fan engine?
McDonnell Douglas MD-80


39

Name this interesting twin
Barkley-Grow T8P-1


40

Name this British aircraft?
Miles M.28


41

A bonus question.  The aircraft is easy but what airport?
Auckland, New Zealand

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OUR READERS' FINEST WORDS (All times and dates are GMT)

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Simon Grigor, United Kingdom

Indeed Angela, another super quiz, and for the second year running especially nice to have something fun and brain-taxing to keep us (very!) occupied when there were either restrictions (2019) or reluctance (2020) on family and friends gathering together at Christmas. Thank you so much Rod Simpson and the team. Before the adjudicators get to work on our exam papers (!), a couple of specific comments on what we are reading this morning: I have my doubts about the answer given today to Q.20 - that is certainly not an Ibis Ae270; the 'what engines' question has mysteriously switched from Q.25 to Q.26; and I would note also that (and it seemed odd at the time) we were asked about the aircraft operator at Q.30, not what type it is.


Angela Smith, St Albans

Well done Mr Simpson. You kept a whole family of aircraft nuts busy over the Christmas period, even Grandpa whose memory is not good but knows all about the Handley Page Herald and still lives at Radlett.


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