A) 3,600 metres
B) 1,200 metres
C) 2,244 metres
D) 450 metres

A) 11,800 feet
B) 2,244 metres
C) 3,600 metres
D) 7,362 feet

A) 6
B) 5
C) 2
D) 10

A) 3,600
B) 450
C) 244
D) 2,000

A) 5
B) 4
C) 6
D) 10

A) International Logistics Corp
B) Global Lounge Network
C) Airport Courier Services
D) Puebla Aviation Group

A) Six thousand tons
B) Two thousand tons
C) Four hundred fifty tons
D) Five hundred tons

A) Two
B) One
C) Four
D) Three

A) Textile products
B) Live animals
C) Hazardous chemicals
D) Military weaponry

A) Agricultural and rescue
B) Military and training
C) Space exploration
D) General and executive

A) Hermanos Serdán International Airport
B) Serdán Revolutionary Airport
C) Puebla Metropolitan Airport
D) Huejotzingo International Airport

A) Guadalajara
B) Mexico City
C) Huejotzingo
D) Puebla City

A) PBL
B) MEX
C) PBC
D) HSA

A) Aeropuertos y Servicios Auxiliares (ASA)
B) Grupo Olmeca-Maya-Mexica (GAFSACOMM)
C) Operadora Estatal de Aeropuertos (OEA)
D) The Puebla State Government

A) The Lopez Obrador family
B) Local aviation pioneers
C) The founders of Mexicana de Aviación
D) The Serdán siblings

A) 1985
B) 2001
C) 1996
D) 2011

A) Puebla Air Lines
B) Mexicana de Aviación
C) Copa Airlines
D) Aeroméxico

A) The Mexican peso crisis
B) Lack of passenger demand
C) Regulatory issues with the government
D) Bankruptcy caused by volcanic ash

A) Earthquakes
B) Heavy snowstorms
C) Ash from the Popocatepetl volcano
D) Frequent hurricanes

A) 1996
B) 2007
C) 2001
D) 1985

A) Lack of runway capacity
B) Higher airport taxes
C) Closure of the Logistic Airport Center
D) The opening of Mexico City-Felipe Angeles Airport

A) The Mexican Department of Transportation
B) Private international investors
C) The Mexican military
D) The Puebla State Government

A) More than 200 km
B) Less than 50 km
C) Less than 100 km
D) Exactly 150 km

A) A new passenger terminal
B) The Logistic Airport Center
C) A maintenance hangar for the military
D) The Serdán Museum