What is the term for travel from point of origin to a destination and return to origin?

• A. Tail Wind
• B. Taxi
• C. Round Trip
• D. Preflight Inspection

Answer: (C)

The term for traveling from origin to a destination and back to the origin is a round trip. This describes the complete journey as a single cycle that includes both the outbound leg and the return leg, which is exactly what’s being asked. The other terms refer to different ideas: tail wind describes wind conditions, not the nature of the trip; taxi is ground movement between the terminal and the runway; and preflight inspection is the checks performed before flight. So round trip best captures the whole travel pattern.