Name a part of an airplane, inside or out (anything built in or mounted)
"Name a part of an airplane, inside or out (anything built in or mounted)" is a everyday life prompt from the daily Krillion game that has appeared 1 time, most recently in dive #75 on September 28, 2026.
About 150 answers count for "Name a part of an airplane, inside or out (anything built in or mounted)" (fairly narrow), and the guide below is built from this prompt's own tier lists.
The rarest answer to "Name a part of an airplane, inside or out (anything built in or mounted)"
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Ashtray
Crash axe
PearlHow to score on "Name a part of an airplane, inside or out (anything built in or mounted)"
- Short on time for "Name a part of an airplane, inside or out (anything built in or mounted)": Surface picks such as Cockpit, Engine and Propeller keep the round alive
- A solid step up on "Name a part of an airplane, inside or out (anything built in or mounted)" is Armrest, Cabin and Cargo hold
- For depth on "Name a part of an airplane, inside or out (anything built in or mounted)", rarer tiers include Abradable seal, Accelerating pump and Accelerometer, with Pearl still above those
- "Name a part of an airplane, inside or out (anything built in or mounted)" has no recorded answers in Shallows yet, so the jump from common names to rare ones is sharp
What the answers for "Name a part of an airplane, inside or out (anything built in or mounted)" look like
Of the 154 answers listed for "Name a part of an airplane, inside or out (anything built in or mounted)", 39% sit in Abyss, which makes it the busiest tier on this prompt.
64% of the answers are two words or longer, and the typical answer is 11 characters long.
Among the rarer answers, the most common starting letters are A (73), F (13) and C (10), which is a quick way to narrow a guess when you are stuck.
It has been seen once so far, in dive #75; if it returns, this page will show how its answer pool changed.
Answers by tier
For "Name a part of an airplane, inside or out (anything built in or mounted)" we currently track 154 answers across the tiers below (up to 40 shown per open list).
Abyss, 85 pts (60 recorded)
- Abradable seal
- Accelerating pump
- Accelerometer
- Access panel
- Accessory gearbox
- Accessory section
- Acoustic liner
- Actuator
- Actuator control electronics
- ADS-B
- Aft fuselage
- Aileron trim
- Air conditioning pack
- Air cycle machine
- Air data boom
- Air data computer
- Air data inertial reference unit
- Air duct
- Air return grille
- Air scoop
- Airbag
- Airborne early warning radar
- Airborne wind shear detection and alert system
- Aircraft periscope sextant
- Airframe
- Alternate air door
- Alternate static source valve
- Alternator
- Alternator switch
- Altitude alerter
- Ammeter
- Ammunition bay
- Anchor line cable
- Aneroid capsule
- Angle of attack indicator
- Angle of attack sensor
- Annunciator panel
- Annunciator test switch
- Anti-collision light
- Anti-g valve
Midnight, 60 pts (60 recorded)
- Afterburner
- Aileron
- Air vent
- Airspeed indicator
- Airstair
- Aisle
- Altimeter
- Antenna
- Attitude indicator
- Autopilot
- Auxiliary power unit
- Avionics
- Battery
- Belly
- Bolts
- Bomb bay
- Brake
- Bulkhead
- Business class
- Cabin floor
- Cabin lighting
- Call button
- Canopy
- Cargo door
- Class divider
- Cockpit door
- Cockpit window
- Cupholder
- Economy class
- Ejection seat
- Electrical system
- Elevator
- Emergency lighting
- Environmental control system
- Escape hatch
- Escape slide
- Exhaust system
- Exit sign
- Fan blade
- Fire extinguisher
Twilight, 30 pts (25 recorded)
- Armrest
- Cabin
- Cargo hold
- Door
- Emergency exit
- Empennage
- Fan
- Fuel tank
- Fuselage
- Galley
- Instrument panel
- Landing gear
- Lavatory
- Life vest
- Nose
- Overhead bin
- Oxygen mask
- Rudder
- Seat pocket
- Seatback
- Seatback screen
- Seatbelt
- Throttle
- Tray table
- Turbine
Surface, 5 pts (7 recorded)
- Cockpit
- Engine
- Propeller
- Seat
- Wheel
- Window
- Wing
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Tips for "Name a part of an airplane, inside or out (anything built in or mounted)"
- If your first typed answer for "Name a part of an airplane, inside or out (anything built in or mounted)" was Cockpit, Engine and Propeller, treat that as the floor and spend the next seconds elsewhere
- Deeper players on "Name a part of an airplane, inside or out (anything built in or mounted)" often land near Abradable seal and Accelerating pump, which is a direction rather than a list to memorise
- Reveal the Pearl for "Name a part of an airplane, inside or out (anything built in or mounted)" above only after you have tried for depth yourself
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What is the rarest answer to "Name a part of an airplane, inside or out (anything built in or mounted)" in Krillion?
The rarest answer to "Name a part of an airplane, inside or out (anything built in or mounted)" is Ashtray or Crash axe, in the Pearl tier for the full 100 points.
What are safe answers to "Name a part of an airplane, inside or out (anything built in or mounted)" when time is short?
For "Name a part of an airplane, inside or out (anything built in or mounted)", Cockpit, Engine and Propeller are recorded in Surface when you need a point quickly rather than depth.
How many answers does "Name a part of an airplane, inside or out (anything built in or mounted)" have?
About 150 answers count for "Name a part of an airplane, inside or out (anything built in or mounted)"; if your guess is missing below, run it through the checker on this page.
When did "Name a part of an airplane, inside or out (anything built in or mounted)" appear in Krillion?
"Name a part of an airplane, inside or out (anything built in or mounted)" has appeared 1 time, most recently in dive #75 on September 28, 2026.