Aviation Alphabet Quiz

1. Which pair uses the exact standard ICAO spellings?

2. Which code word corresponds to the letter Q?

3. A call sign begins with “November Seven.” What is its first letter?

4. Which aviation alphabet code word represents the letter M?

5. How should the two-letter code BX be transmitted using the aviation alphabet?

6. You hear “Sierra Tango” over the radio. Which two letters should you write?

7. Which transmission correctly spells the code FOG?

8. A pilot needs to clarify that a call-sign letter is D rather than B. Which word should the pilot use?

9. An aircraft registration ends with the letters RY. How should that ending be spoken?

10. A controller asks you to spell H-I-J in order. Which response is correct?

11. In the standard ICAO aviation spelling alphabet, which code word represents the letter A?

12. How is the letter Z represented in the aviation alphabet?

13. A controller says “Uniform Victor.” What should be entered in a two-letter field?

14. Which letter is represented by “Papa”?

15. You hear “Whiskey X-ray Yankee.” Which sequence was transmitted?

16. A dispatcher spells a route suffix as “Kilo Lima.” Which letters does that represent?