Airwolf Trivia Quiz - Trivia Quiz

1 Who created the 1980s TV series Airwolf?

A. Stephen J. Cannell

B. Donald P. Bellisario

C. Glen A. Larson

2 Which actor starred as pilot Stringfellow Hawke?

A. Lee Majors

B. Tom Selleck

C. Jan-Michael Vincent

3 The real helicopter used to portray Airwolf was based on which model?

A. Bell 222

B. Sikorsky S-76

C. MBB Bo 105

4 Which actor played the white-suited F.I.R.M. handler known as 'Archangel'?

A. Alex Cord

B. Edward Mulhare

C. Robert Vaughn

5 In the series, which clandestine organization frequently tasks the Airwolf team with missions?

A. OSI

B. The F.I.R.M.

C. IMF

6 In the pilot movie, who steals Airwolf, setting the story in motion?

A. Michael 'Archangel' Coldsmith-Briggs III

B. Jason Locke

C. Dr. Charles Henry Moffet

7 What is Santini Air within the context of the show?

A. A civilian helicopter charter company

B. A military airbase

C. A private jet manufacturer

8 Who composed the iconic Airwolf theme music?

A. Jan Hammer

B. Giorgio Moroder

C. Sylvester Levay

9 What nickname is given to Airwolf’s secret desert hiding place?

A. The Lair

B. The Forge

C. The Nest

10 Which actress played team member Caitlin O’Shannessy?

A. Heather Thomas

B. Jean Bruce Scott

C. Erin Gray

11 Airwolf’s fictional 'turbo boost' is most closely associated with what capability?

A. A vertical invisibility cloak

B. Short bursts of supersonic speed

C. Amphibious water landings

12 Who portrayed Dominic Santini, Stringfellow Hawke’s friend and mentor?

A. Ernest Borgnine

B. Brian Dennehy

C. George Peppard

13 After its original CBS run, the fourth season of Airwolf aired on which network?

A. ABC

B. USA Network

C. Fox

14 In Season 4, Stringfellow’s brother St. John Hawke becomes the lead pilot. Which actor plays him?

A. Barry Van Dyke

B. Rick Springfield

C. James Remar

15 What ultimately happened to the real helicopter used as Airwolf after the show ended?

A. It was scrapped immediately after filming ended

B. It was converted for civilian rescue service and later crashed in Germany in 1992

C. It was donated to the Smithsonian and is on display