VOR Quizzes

This Navaid is named after a river in the area.

A man once nearly drowned crossing this river.  He later became U.S. President.

Its identifier is the same as the nearby airport's, but it is not located on that airport.  It is not an airline served airport, but is very busy with corporate aviation.

The name is the same as a U.S. airline which operated in the same region, but is now known by another name.

This navaid's name is a reference to the nearby city's nautical status.

Its identifier can mean "lifelike or real"

It's at an airport, but its identifier and name is different than the airport it's located on.

A bridge to the city is the only bridge on that body of water with LED lights.

This navaid and the adjacent airport have a Native American name.

The name has both an aviation and a meteorological reference.

In the 1960s, this airport was the second busiest airport in the central U.S. (behind Chicago O'Hare).

Because of its close proximity to the airport, a nearby amusement park has to restrict the height of its structures.

The airport was once a U.S Navy Outlying Field (OLF).

This is a low altitude VOR, which is on an Arrival Procedure into a medium-sized U.S. airport.

It has the same name as a two-year residential college located in a large East Coast city,but is not near that city.

A nearby town is named after a perfume marketed to men.

The name is the same as an actor on a 1970s TV situation comedy involving a teacher and his students.