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VOR Quizzes


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This month's navaid is located at a Regional Airport in the United States.  

The VOR's identifier is not the same as the airport's, despite being located on the field.  There is another VOR to the west-northwest that DOES have the same identifier as the airport.  It is located at 3071 feet MSL, as opposed to the pictured VOR, which is at 1163 feet MSL.

The city where the airport is located is named after the river that flows through the area.  That river empties into the ocean 300 miles away, not far from an island with the same name.

Photo by Manuel de Alba

ANSWER BELOW

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This month's winners:

1. Jim Hanson   Cape Air
2. Adam Gutterman
3. Dale Gentry - Southwest Airlines
4. Ed Pataky  
5.  Kenneth Dechmerowski - National Airlines















Answer: 

ODR (Woodrum)





This navaid is in the United States, near a national park.
The airport, while named after the adjacent city and park, is located in a smaller city, which itself is named after a southeastern European capital city. 

"An interstate runs through it"

Photo by Bret Proden

See below for the answer!

march 2017 vor

email: vor@dispatcher.org with your guess!

This month's winners:
1.  James Binder - United Airlines
2.  Dale Gentry - Southwest Airlines
3.  Adam Gutterman
4.  Ed Pataky
5. Adam Schweber - Empire Airlines
6.  Dave Birkley
7. Art Carson - Miami Dade College School of Aviation
8.  Timothy Smith - Southwest Airlines 
9. Lindsay Rothman - SWA
10.  Steven Mercer - Empire Airlines

ANSWER: Bozeman (BZN)


This navaid is located at an airport in the United States, but not in California.

"Does this VOR make me look fat?"

ANSWER: Punta Gorda (PGD)

Jan 2017 VOR1
January 2017 VOR 2

Email: vor@dispatcher.org with your guess!



Art Carson - Miami
-Dade College School of Aviation

This navaid is located at an airport in the northern United States.  It’s on an island that used to be a peninsula.

The airport serves twin cities.  Photos by Manuel de Alba

The answer is Houghton VOR-DME (CMX), at Houghton County Memorial Airport, Hancock, Michigan.  United Express serves Houghton-Hancock, Michigan from Chicago


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Email: vor@dispatcher.org with your guess!

This month's winners:

Arthur Carson - Miami Dade College School of Aviation
Dale Gentry - Southwest Airlines
Rob Mathews - Republic Airlines
Adam Gutterman

This VOR (visible just above the nose of the aircraft) is in the United States, and is named after the nearby city. 

The local airport (five miles away from the navaid) is served by a Regional Airline, and shares the same identifier.

The City was named after the abundant local trees, but the founders mis-identified the trees; they were actually Junipers.

Answer: Cedar City (CDC)

photo by Dave Birkley

dec 2016 vor
Email: vor@dispatcher.org with your guess!

This month's winners:
1.  Mark Monse SWA, retired
2.  Adam Schweber  Empire Airlines
3.  Dale Gentry  SWA
4. Art Carson   Miami-Dade College School of Aviation
5.  Timothy Smith SWA
6.  Adam Gutterman
7.  Rob Matthews  Republic Airlines
8.  Ryan Bermel
9.  Stephanie A. Lopez  Expressjet