1. What is an SST? super saver tariff Saturday and Sunday traffic snow and sleet tractor supersonic transport

2. Where would you go to find the FIS? Federal Inspection Station Freight Inbond Storage Flight Information Service Flight Instructor Station

3. If you were told to bring a GPU to the aircraft what would you bring? ground power unit geophysical unit grease packing unit glass patching unit

4. What is an ILS? ice and light snow internally louvred starter instrument landing system illuminating light stanchion

5. The WHMP is part of the airport's Airport Certification Manual. What does WHMP stand for? wildlife hazard management plan waveguide harmonic mixer plate weather hazard mitigation program world health medical practices

6. You are in the terminal and you see a FIDS. What are you looking at? flight instrument diagnostic scope facility intrusion detection system flight information display system freight identifiers

7. Have you ever seen an RJ on or near an airport? If so (or even if not) what is an RJ? radio jack ramp jitney runway junction regional jet

8. We are looking at the Airport Layout Plan and you ask me what the abbreviation DTWL means. I say, "What do you think it means?" And you answer: disabled triturator warning light dual tandem wheel loading duct tape wrapping limit distance to waypoint line

9. Airports that do not have 24-hour air traffic control usually have something called PCL. What is PCL? none of these port clearance limitations pilot controlled lighting personnel control locks

10. ASOS is something a pilot has to call for. What is ASOS? all sorts of stuff aviation-special operations satellite airplane security oversight service automated surface observation system

11. Most airports have a business on the field that handles such things as flight instruction, charters, aircraft rental, hangaring, aircraft maintenance, fueling and servicing. What would this type of business be called? ASC FBO FLY AVB

12. When an airport studies their O&D data, what are they studying? overages and debits overdue flights origination and destination passengers officers and directors

13. So tell me, what do you think a PFC is? both porous friction course and passenger facility charge passenger facility charge porous friction course neither porous friction course nor passenger facility charge

14. Everything in aviation is covered by a FAR and everyone involved in aviation is familiar, or should be familiar, with at least one FAR. What does FAR stand for? Fair Access Requirement Federal Aviation Regulation Flying Airplane Rule Four Alcohol Rule

15. What does UNICOM stand for? Unified Command (m)unicipal commercial (airport) Universal Computer uniform communications (frequency)