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FUN GUIDE
THIS BOOK BELONGS TO
LUGGAGE
ON THE MOVE
Help your luggage find its way to the plane before take-off!
Draw my pilot’s cap!
Draw my pilot wings!
DRAWINGF U N
DESTINATIONS
WHEREARE YOUGOING?
CANADA
MEXICO
Draw a line from a passenger to their destination.
A I T A E G I P E A I RI E P L R E P C H W E EP W K I N O N I E L G EO I I R O N I G L N A LY N C N G O A E I O L NG G P Y D G P D C N T LN S K Y G O N I O F E TO S F U R A W N P R N NR A L P L A I O T A I LT A D D H T A K E O F FN T S A D I E C R K I NO G L S T O O A A C D P
WORD
SEARCH
Find the words below!
PILOT WINGS SKY LUGGAGE ENGINE
PROPELLER TAIL AIR WINDOW LANDING
TAKEOFF HELICOPTER
A Fire Station
B Air Traffic Control Tower
C General Aviation Parking
D Main Runway
E General Aviation Runway
F Parking Structure A1
G Thomas F. Riley Terminal
H Parking Structure C
I Parking Structure A2
J Parking Structure B2
405 Freeway
AERIAL MAP
There’s a lot happening at the Airport every day. John Wayne Airport has two runways: a 5,700-foot main runway (D) and a 2,887-foot runway (E). The main runway is used by the airlines to get you where you are going and the smaller one is for private planes that we call “general aviation.”
73 Freeway
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AIRCRAFTAT JOHN WAYNE AIRPORT
HELICOPTER
PRIVATE PLANE
COMMERCIAL AIRCRAFT
CROSSWORDT R A V E L
DOWNACROSS2. Keeps you safe in your seat4. Another name for travelers6. Moving stairs8. Powers the plane
1. Where you pick up your luggage after a flight3. Arrival & _________5. Part of the plane where passengers sit7. Part of the plane where the pilot sits
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Word BankDeparture, Escalator, Carousel, CockpitEngine, Seatbelt, Cabin, Passengers
UNSCRAMBLET H E A I R P O R T T E R M S
OPTIL
LCTRONOOTWRE
LENPA
NHJO NYEWA
GLEGUGA
SATROPPS
Help the Deputy find theleash to his four-legged partner.
AIRPORT POLICE
FIRE FIGHTER
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COLORINGF U N
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COUNT FOODT H E
TIC-TAC-TOE
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PILOT’S ALPHABET
ALPHABRAVOCHARLIEDELTAECHO
FOXTROTGOLFHOTELINDIAJULIET
KILOLIMAMIKENOVEMBEROSCAR
PAPAQUEBECROMEOSIERRATANGO
UNIFORMVICTORWHISKEYX-RAYYANKEEZULU
Use the pilot’s alphabet tocrack the secret code above:
H Y
R
US
JULIET OSCAR HOTELNOVEMBER WHISKEY ALPHA YANKEE
NOVEMBER ECHO ALPHA INDIA ROMEOPAPA OSCAR ROMEO TANGO WHISKEY
ECHO LIMA CHARLIE OSCAR MIKEECHO SIERRA YANKEE OSCAR
UNIFORM
Each letter in the alphabet has a name pilots use to communicate with the Control Tower to be sure they understand each other over the radio.
B
E E
B A
D C
A
INSTRUCTIONS:Fold to , to and so on until done.
Enjoy your new airplane!
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WHAT’S IN A NAME?
Named for one of Orange County’searliest aviation pioneers, the Airport started as “Eddie Martin Airport” in 1923.In 1941, the County of Orange built a replacement airfield nearby whichbecame the “Orange County Airport.”
In 1979, the Orange County Board of Supervisors renamed it “John Wayne Airport, Orange County” to honor the late actor and local resident.
In 1990, the Board of Supervisors named the newly constructed terminal building in honor of Fifth District Supervisor Thomas F. Riley in whose district the Airport was located.
MARCH 2015
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