Twin turboprop commuter plane, side view with a propeller on each wing and a high tail Maze

Difficulty

Easy

Best for ages

5+

Est. solve time

5–10 min

Grid

150×51

Solution path

994 cells

Corridor cells

2,835

Dead ends

318

Solutions

1 (verified)

About the Twin turboprop commuter plane, side view with a propeller on each wing and a high tail

A turboprop mixes two ideas: it has a jet-type engine, but that engine spins a propeller instead of blasting out thrust on its own. This makes it very fuel-thrifty at lower speeds, so turboprops are popular for shorter hops between smaller towns. You can spot one by the propeller turning on each wing. Trace from propeller to propeller and count the blades on this friendly commuter plane.

• A turboprop uses a jet engine to spin its propeller, saving fuel on short flights.
• Turboprops often serve small-town airports that big jets cannot use.

How to use this maze

• Start at the red flag and trace a path to the checkered flag — there is one correct route.
• Print on A4 or US Letter at 100% scale; the solution image above is the answer key.
• Free for classroom, homeschool, and personal printing.

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