Week 4 and 5

Question 1

does not simply move
products; it also carries individuals and
conveys them to them to their preferred
destination

Answer 1

Transportation

Question 2

Is one factor that influences tourism transport in
relation to the variations of transport demand.

Answer 2

Seasonality

Question 3

As price increase demand may decrease.

Answer 3

Price Elasticity

Question 4

Cruise tourism operation is possible only when
the cruise ship is ready to undertake service.

Answer 4

Highly Capital Intensive

Question 5

Refers to tourist who individually book their trips
usually by land transport through private car rentals

Answer 5

Independent travel

Question 6

Is an organize group tour; they use chartered
coaches and flights for specific purpose.

Answer 6

Mass travel

Question 7

The type of transport is mainly for the general travel and not just
specifically designed to meet the need of the tourist.

Answer 7

General Passenger Transport

Question 8

Type of transport is frequently included in a tour package

Answer 8

Dedicated Tourist Transport

Question 9

The transport service creates an extraordinary tourist experience

Answer 9

Experiential Tourist Transport

Question 10

It is designed to offer high-quality service and a comfortable
travel experience.

Answer 10

LuxuryTourist Transport

Question 11

It is generally used for tourism, such as hop-on and hop- off
buses , safari vehicles and bikes

Answer 11

Recreational Transport

Question 12

It includes motorhomes, RV trailers, campervans and “rotels”

Answer 12

Multipurpose Tourist Transport

Question 13

Factors influencing Tourism
Transport Selection

Answer 13

Distance
* Schedule
* Frequency
* Availability
* Speed
* Safety and Security
* Convenience
* Unique Experience
* Route

Question 14

Air services offered to the public for hire is known as

Answer 14

Civil
Aviation,

Question 15

refers to corporate jets, private planes, rescue
helicopters and crop dusters.

Answer 15

General Aviation

Question 16

refers to: International Carriers, Regional Carriers,
and supplemental air carriers

Answer 16

Civil Aviation

Question 17

they “feed” passengers from small cities into
big-city airports and help fill the large planes of the
major airlines.

Answer 17

feeder airlines or commuters

Question 18

are planes hired to fly to a
particular place at a time specified by the customer.

Answer 18

Non- scheduled flights

Question 19

The carriers that specialize in non- scheduled flights
are called

Answer 19

charter flight operators or
supplemental carriers.

Question 20

are planes leased to one person,
company

Answer 20

Private charters

Question 21

sell individual seats to the public and are
often used by tour wholesalers.

Answer 21

Public charters

Question 22

gives a carrier control of an airport and is
fundamental to starting a hub.

Answer 22

Owning slots

Question 23

Airlines are free to fly anywhere they want. TRUE OR FALSE

Answer 23

FALSE

Question 24

Routes were originally determined by?

Answer 24

government regulation.

Question 25

a certificate of entry to provide air transportation.

Answer 25

Entry and Exit

Question 26

those airports in which airlines have centralized their operations; becomes a fortress when one airline dominates the airport

Answer 26

Hubs

Question 27

are the secondary routes flown by commuter airlines that feed passengers into the hubs

Answer 27

Spokes

Question 28

An airline needs an average load factor (percentage of seats filled) on its planes of ?

Answer 28

60-65% TO MAKE MONEY

Question 29

is a group of interrelated individuals or organizations that directs the flow of supplier’s product to consumers

Answer 29

channel of distribution

Question 30

refers to any company that the airline does not own that sells seat space on its planes.

Answer 30

agency

Question 31

In the supplier/agent/buyer classification, agents do not buy products but instead work from the suppliers’ inventory and are paid after the sale by commission.

Answer 31

Dual Distribution

Question 32

are used on the arrival/ departure boards, even passengers are expected to know their?

Answer 32

Airline Codes

Question 33

What is the airline code for Cebu Pacific Airlines?

Answer 33

5J

Question 34

ALLOWS ONE CARRIER TO SELL SEATS ON ANOTHER CARRIER’S FLIGHTS

Answer 34

CODE SHARING

Question 35

A FLIGHT OPERATED BY A CARRIER DIFFERENT FROM THE ONE WHOSE PRIMARY CODE IS LISTED

Answer 35

DUAL-DESIGNATED CARRIER

Question 36

ASSIGNS AND ADMINISTERS ALL THREE LETTER LOCATION IDENTIFIERS USED BY AIRLINES WORLDWIDE

Answer 36

THE INTERNATIONAL AIR TRANSPORT ASSOCIATION (IATA)

Question 37

a flight from origin to destination with no intermediate stops

Answer 37

Nonstop

Question 38

a flight from origin to destination with one or more intermediate stops

Answer 38

Direct or Through

Question 39

a flight from origin to destination with one or more intermediate stops where the passenger must change planes

Answer 39

Connection

Question 40

IT USUALLY FEATURES, AMONG OTHER THINGS, WIDER SEATS, GREATER PITCH, MORE RECLINE, MORE ELABORATE MEALS, COMPLIMENTARY ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES AND FREE MOVIES

Answer 40

FIRST CLASS

Question 41

is the more standard level of service. It features narrow seats, less pitch and recline, simple meals or snacks or even no food service at all.

Answer 41

Coach class

Question 42

IS IN THE COMPARTMENT AT THE FRONT OF THE PLANE

Answer 42

FIRST CLASS

Question 43

sometimes called economy class

Answer 43

Coach class

Question 44

falls somewhere between first and coach class.

Answer 44

Business Class

Question 45

is a wall that separates the coach and first- class compartments.

Answer 45

Bulkhead

Question 46

The row of coach seats immediately behind this portion is called the

Answer 46

bulkhead row.

Question 47

The seats may even fully convert to beds.

Answer 47

sleeper seat.

Question 48

The pitch may be 35inches in the business class compartment while in first class is 50 percent. TRUE OR FALSE

Answer 48

TRUE

Question 49

the rows where the emergency exits are located. They are assigned at airport check-in, because they require able- bodied passengers to help open the exterior door in an emergency.

Answer 49

Exit rows