REX Airlines History and Interview Preparation Quiz

Rex was actually established in August 2002. The incorrect answers provided are different dates to test the knowledge of the respondent.

Rex, or Regional Express, was established by a group of Singaporean and private Australian businessmen who recognized the potential in revitalizing the regional aviation side of Ansett. This opportunity led to their acquisition under the Australiawide Airlines Consortium, setting the foundation for Rex's growth and success in the industry.

Hazelton Airlines was founded by Max Hazelton in 1953. He started the airline operations with the Auster Aiglet as the first aircraft and expanded into charter services, freight, newspapers, aerial agriculture operations, and later passenger services.

Kendell Airlines was a small charter and flight school operation based in Wagga Wagga, with a rich history of aircrafts and ownership changes, eventually being sold to the TNT/News group with close ties to Ansett.

The correct answer highlights the key reasons for the merger, including profitability, reputation, similar operations, and the potential for economies of scale.

Regional Express (REX) has received awards such as Regional Airline of the year 2010, Best regional Airline of the year since 2011, and Top performing airline 2006. The incorrect answers are not representative of the awards REX has actually received.

The correct answer provides specific details about Lim Kim Hai's appointment date, founding shareholder status, and his roles in other companies, setting him apart from the other incorrect answer choices.

John Sharp was appointed the deputy chairman of the house of representatives on April 14, 2005. He served in this position after being a member of the house of representatives from 1984 to 1998.

The correct answer is Paul Fisher. He has over 25 years of experience, 14 years with the company, and previously served as the flight operations manager.

Company mottos are unique phrases or statements that reflect the values and goals of a company. While the incorrect answers are common taglines, the correct answer provides a specific example of company mottos that emphasize rural partnership, affordability, and customer service.

The correct answer provides a detailed timeline of the establishment and significant events of the Australian airline pilot academy, such as the joint venture, relocation plans, and awards received. The incorrect answers provide false information to test the knowledge of the respondent.

The Cadet course involves a comprehensive training program spanning 32 weeks covering Private Pilot License (PPl), Commercial Pilot License (CPL), Multi-Engine Command Instrument Rating (MECIR), and a Diploma in aviation.

Dale Hall has been the chairman of AAPA since 2012, leading the organization with his expertise.

AAPA uses a variety of aircraft for its operations, including Piper Warrior III, Seminoles, and Elite S623 trainers. The incorrect answers are larger commercial aircraft or different models of smaller aircraft not used by AAPA.

The correct answer provides detailed specifications of the Saab 340, including seating configuration, production timeline, dimensions, weight, range, ceiling, speed, and engines.

The correct lift formula involves the coefficient of lift, density, velocity squared, and surface area of the wing to accurately calculate lift force.

REX has around 36 destinations with 52 aircraft and over 1000 staff, making it a significant regional airline in Australia.

Rex acquired Air Link in 2005, making it the correct answer.

The correct formula for drag involves multiplying the drag coefficient by the product of density, velocity squared divided by 2, and the reference area. All the incorrect answers either miss important components of the formula or inaccurately combine certain terms.