Chapter 4.5 - Aerodrome Flashcards
What does a Movement Area consist of (4)?
- Runway(s).
- Runway Strip(s).
- Taxiway(s).
- Apron.
What are White Cones / Gables used for?
Boundary markers for Runway Strips to show limitations of the Movement Area.
What are Yellow Cones / Gables used for?
To show the edges of Taxiways and Aprons.
What does a Horizontal White Dumb-bell signal indicate?
Restricted Operations.
What does a Double White Cross signal indicate?
Glider Operations in progress.
What does a Single White Cross signal indicate?
Total unserviceability of the Aerodrome.
During Restricted Operations what can still be used?
- Runways.
- Taxiways.
- Aprons.
Aerodromes use what to mark the boundary of an unserviceable area?
White Cones with a Red Band.
What colour is used for Runway Markings?
White.
True of False. The Threshold of a Runway can be used for Landing?
True.
What do White Arrows suggest on the Runway?
Permanent Displaced Threshold.
What can/can’t a pilot perform using the White Arrows on a Runway?
- Can Takeoff and Taxi.
- Can’t Land.
A Temporary Displaced Threshold is indicated by?
- White V markings on the Runway.
- V-bars on both sides of an unsealed Runway.
Describe what new Taxi-Holding Position Lines on a Taxiway-Runway are marked as?
- Four Yellow Lines.
- Two Solid/Continuous and Two Dashed/Broken.
Describe what a Taxi-Holding Position Lines on a Taxiway intersection are marked as?
Single Yellow Dashed/Broken Line.
