______ is the practice by some airlines of selling more seats than exist on a flight, based on historical performance, to protect themselves from no-shows.

True or false: It will not matter if you are familiar with the industry equipment when speaking with executives, pilots, or engineers.

True or false: Even if they’re not willing to be quoted, a conversation with a transportation industry worker can be valuable.

Where could you find safety information specific to railroads?

On which organization’s website can you find the Air Traffic Activity Data System, an extensive guide on how to look up take-offs and landings at any airport?

True or false: The National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) regulates safety and can enact new rules pertaining to it.

What is an airplane with one aisle between the seats called?

True or false: U.S. airlines are government-regulated, meaning there is federal control over things as fares, routes, and market entry of new airlines.

Which of the following resources from The Airport Improvement Program (AIP) can give you a starting place for a local story?

True or false: Sensationalizing common aviation incidents, like a blown tire, may ruin a reporter’s credibility with sources.