Quiz: Commercial Aviation General Knowledge
This week's Commercial Aviation quiz will test your general knowledge of the industry. Ranging from airlines to airports and everything in between, how much of an avgeek are you?
The evolution of airline logos
An airline’s logo forms an integral part of its overall identity, with some even achieving iconic status. Key.Aero examines the development of some of the biggest names in the business
Airlines to burn through $300,000 per minute in 2020, says IATA
The global industry body warned that the airline sector will burn through billions in cash in the second half of this year, despite a restart in operations
Airline alliances you've never heard of
With the three main partnerships accounting for just over half of the global annual passenger traffic, it’s easy to forget that other options exist. Key Aero examines the lesser-known alliances that live in the shadow of ‘the big three’
The world’s strangest airline slogans
From cheesy catchphrases to word combinations that just don’t make sense, there’s been a lot of very odd airline slogans over the years. Here are some notable examples…
Ten of the coolest retrojet airline liveries
A blast from the past – historical paint schemes are very popular amongst aviation enthusiasts. Here are ten great examples you might have missed
Quiz: How well do you know your airlines?
Back by popular demand, can you identify these airlines based upon small cropped portions of their liveries? Let us know what score you got and share with your friends to see who's the real #avgeek!
How many commercial aircraft are in storage?
In part three of our special Global Airline Report, we examine the statistics of storage and break down its various processes to find out which types are the idlest
How many airlines did we gain and lose in 2019?
In part two of our special Global Airline Report, Key.Aero analyses data to find out how many airlines started up and how many failed in 2019.
How many commercial aircraft are there in the world?
In part one of our special Global Airline Report, Key.Aero breaks down the global fleet data to find out which types are the most popular – and who’s using them