Quiz – South African Airways

What is the name of South African’s former logotype and current radio callsign?
A. Aardvark
B. High Flyer
C. Springbok
D. Herder
Which low-fare airline did South African start in 2006?
A. Kulula.com
B. Mango
C. 1Time
D. South African Express

Which airline did South African own by 49% between 2002 and 2006?
A. Air Namibia
B. Air Tanzania
C. Ethiopian Airlines
D. Kenya Airways
What is the name of South African’s inflight magazine?
A. Jambo
B. Sawubona
C. Ebede
D. Mhoroi
Two former South African Boeing 747 aircraft (a -200 and an SP) are currently exhibited at a South African airport. Which one?
A. AFB Waterkloof
B. Lanseria Airport
C. O.R. Tambo International Airport
D. Rand Airport
As of 2009, what is South African’s longest non-stop flight route?
A. New York – Cape Town
B. Washington – Johannesburg
C. Los Angeles – Cape Town
D. Atlanta – Johannesburg
True or false: during apartheid, South African had to use a Boeing 747 SP on such routes as Johannesburg-London due to the refusal by several nations to let South African planes overfly their territory.
A. True
B. False
Tragedy struck South African when one of its Boeing 747 aircraft went down near Mauritius on November 28, 1988, killing all 159 passengers and crew. What was the name of the aircraft?
A. Helderberg
B. Swatburg
C. Maluti
D. Majuba
South African’s hub is currently O.R. Tambo International Airport. Under what name was the airport known between 1952 and 1994?
A. Johannesburg International Airport
B. Daniel François Malan Airport
C. Jan Smuts Airport
D. Louis Botha Airport
Which alliance does South African belong to?
A. oneworld
B. Skyteam
C. Star Alliance