Has a stop that requires the passenger to change planes is called what?

• A. Circle Trip
• B. Connecting Flight
• C. Charter
• D. Configuration

Answer: (B)

A stop that requires you to change planes is a connecting flight. This happens when your journey includes an intermediate city where you get off one aircraft and board another to continue to your final destination. The key idea is that you must switch planes, unlike nonstop or direct flights. A circle trip describes a loop back to the origin, a charter is a privately operated flight outside regular schedules, and configuration refers to the aircraft’s seating layout. So the term that fits a stop requiring a plane change is connecting flight.