Airports part 3

Question 1

Airports with Control Towers (CT) and their related data are shown in (magenta, blue).
All other airports and their related data are shown in (magenta, blue).

Answer 1

blue; magenta

Question 2

The symbol (L, *L) indicates that runway lights are on from dusk to dawn. (L, *L) indicates that the pilot must consult the Chart Supplement to determine runway lighting limitations.

Answer 2

L; *L

Question 3

*L indicates that the pilot must
consult the Chart Supplement to determine runway lighting limitations, such as: available on (request, documentation) (by radio-call, letter, phone, etc), (part-time, full-time) lighting, or (pilot/airport, tower) controlled lighting.

Answer 3

request; part-time; pilot/airport

Question 4

Lighting codes refer to runway (edge lights, edge ramps).

Answer 4

edge lights

Question 5

The lighted runway (may, may not) be the (shortest, longest) runway available, and lights may not be illuminated along the (part, full) length of the runway.

Answer 5

may not be; longest; full

Question 6

(FAA guidelines, The Chart Supplement) has a detailed description of airport and air (distance, navigation) lighting aids for each airport.

Answer 6

The Chart Supplement; navigation

Question 7

A dash represents
(no runway, more runway) edge lights.

Answer 7

no runway