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BSAB 425 Video Quizzes 1.2 Five Trends driving disruption stop at 2:45 According to the video, how is 3D printing currently being used in aviation? Jet nozzles for Leap engine Glass cockpit components Wing sections Aircraft door handles

Stop at 4:47 According to the video, considering the future aviation workforce especially in the STEM areas, which of the following type of firms is the industry going to be competing with? High-tech firms such as Amazon or Google Government Teachers Military

What will change the airline industry over the next 20 years? Stop at 1:15 According to IATA which of the following will NOT be one of the issues that will change in the airline industry over the next 20 years? Safety Alternative fuels and energy sources Tensions between data privacy and surveillance Extreme weather events

Paris Air show 2019 Stop at 2:17 According to Dassault Systems, the technology that will have the largest impact on aerospace in the future is:

BSAB 425 Video Quizzes Artificial intelligence Blockchain Augmented reality Quantum computing

2.1 How Budget Airlines Work Stop at 2:34 Why do Budget airlines tend to buy new aircraft? Most efficient, so saves fuel They get bulk discount deals Seats don’t recline so saves on purchase price Pilots have an easier time learning to fly the newest aircraft

Stop at 5:59 Ryanair’s hub airport is: Does not have a hub airport Dublin Paris London Luton airport

Why Norwegian is the World’s Unluckiest Airline Stop at 8:07 According to the video which of the following was NOT a cause for Norwegian Airshuttles recent problems? Low-cost carrier business model Engine problems with the 787 Dreamliner Grounding of the 737Max COVID

BSAB 425 Video Quizzes 3.1 Airlines take to social media to field complaints Stop at 1:35 Southwest has one of the best response rates to customers that post on social media. In general Southwest answers about ____% of all posts. 50 80 20 75

How Air France uses social listening… Stop at 0:53 About how many social media mentions does Air France receive each month? 350,000 50,000 20,000 1.5 million

4.1 Air Cargo’s Coronavirus Problem Stop at 5:31 Due to the Coronavirus, in March 2020 air cargo demand dropped by 15%, however air cargo capacity dropped by 23%, leaving an 8% gap between supply and demand. This caused the price for transporting air cargo to: Spike Stay about the same Drop slightly Drop dramatically

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BSAB 425 Video Quizzes In April 2020, Anchorage airport briefly become the world’s busiest airport mostly due to cargo flights from Asia to the U.S. The main reason this happened was that: More efficient to refuel half way through long flights Cargo had to clear customs Requirement to change to fresh pilots Alaska was in dire need of medical supplies coming from Asia

5.1 2020 State of the Industry Stop at 9:19 In 2019 piston airplane shipments increased +16%. Most of this growth was from which market segment? Training Medical evac Leisure flying Cargo transport

Stop at 17:47 In 2018, General Aviation contributes about _______________ jobs in the U.S. 1.2 million 16 million 600,000 250,000

6.1 Expert on airline mergers Stop at 3:04 According to Jan Brueckner of UC Irvine, there is a fear that airline mergers will reduce competition and fares will increase. However, according to his research it is not necessary the case that passengers will

BSAB 425 Video Quizzes see large fare increases. His argument is that this is due to cost savings that airline obtain through mergers. These savings are due to cost savings: Due to increase of scale of operations Due to decrease of scale of operations From Combining frequent flyer programs By obtaining better aircraft from the other partner airline

Smaller cities hit hardest by airline mergers Stop at 1:17 Part of the reason smaller cities are hit hardest by airline mergers is that airlines are looking more for profit over market share. This is due to a dramatic transformation of the U.S. airline industry due to all of the following reasons except: Expansion of low-cost carriers Bankruptcy of American Airlines Mergers of eight airlines into four Volatility in Fuel prices

7.1 Can Aircraft be Hacked? Stop at 8:23 Aircraft entertainment systems and flight control systems are totally separated and not connected in any way True False

Aviation Cybersecurity: Technology and Teamwork Stop at 12:35 Electric data allows an airline to collect aircraft data while in flight. For example, why would an airline want to monitor the condition of an aircraft engine in flight? Predict what parts may need to be replaced at next stop

BSAB 425 Video Quizzes Determine the total cost of maintenance Ensure that the airlines gets to the data before a hacker does There really is no reason to obtain this data...