Aerodrome Visual Aids Flashcards

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1
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Chevron Markings

A

Pre-threshold area exceeds 60m, can be used as stopway.

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Centre-line markings

A

Uniformly spaced stripes and gaps

Used on a PAVED runway

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Threshold Piano Keys

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18m - 4

23m - 6

30m - 8

45m - 12

60m+ - 16m

Divide or multiply by 3.7 to find stripes / width

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Transverse Stripe

A

Used on displaced threshold. One white line going width across.

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Aiming Point

A

LDA 2400m or more - 400m from threshold to beginning of marking.

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TDZ Markings

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Spaced 150m apart.

Code 4 runways have 6 pairs

If aiming point within 50m of threshold, it is deleted.

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Side Stripe Markings

A

Threshold of precision runways

Lack of contrast between runway edges and surrounding terrain.

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Taxiway Centreline

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Continuous yellow line - paved taxiway

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9
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Non Load Bearing Surfaces

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Solid yellow solid lines.

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Mandatory Signs

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Red background, white writing.

On the left

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11
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Apron Safety Lines

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Conspicuous markings that contrast with a/c stand markings

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12
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Pattern A

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Closest to runway, mandatory sign to hold

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Pattern B

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Furthest from runway, ILS sensitive/critical areas.

E.g “09CATIII”

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14
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When will a runway holding point be established?

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At the intersection of a runway with another runway, when the former runway s part of a standard taxi-rout.

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15
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Intermediate Holding Positions

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Single yellow broken lines.

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16
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Stand Markings

A

Used for parking positions AND deicing facilities.

17
Q

Location Signs

A

Yellow text on Black background

18
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Information Signs

A

Black text on Yellow background

19
Q

Signs

A

Must be illuminated by night or RVR <800m

20
Q

Why are taxiway signs located where they are?

A

Ensure clearance from taxiing aircraft

21
Q

Runway vacated sign

A

Aircraft is leaving ILS/MLS sensitive area.

22
Q

Markers

A

Above ground, lights not provided.

23
Q

Taxiway Marker

A

Retroreflective blue

24
Q

Fixed Distance Markers on Runway

A

First marker is 1000ft from far end threshold

Runways 4000ft in length and above.