IFSTA ARFF 6th: Ch. 2 Flashcards
Airport Familiarization
Edge markers should be placed _____ apart along roadways where heavy snow may accumulate.
30 Feet
What are two basic types of airports?
Controlled and Uncontrolled
What distance are runway centerline lights spaced?
50 Feet
Yellow lights used to identify locations of hold bars, or areas that can be crossed only with permission of control tower are called:
Guard Lights
If extinguishers aren’t permanently located in the area, they should be stationed _______ upwind from the aircraft being serviced
100 Feet
Where do majority of major commercial aircraft accidents occur?
CRFFAA
What is the most common method of aircraft fuel delivery?
Tank Trucks
Open flames should be prohibited or controlled within ____ feet of any aircraft fueling operation.
50 Feet
Grid maps are marked either using rectangular coordinates or by referring to _____________
Azimuth bearings
Which areas tend to be the most congested areas on the airport?
Ramps and aprons
These three signs have black inscriptions on yellow backgrounds
Direction, Information and Destination
3 examples of poor fueling practices are :
Circumventing Fuel Safety Shut Off Devices
Using Poor Equipment
Overfilling
Runway hold position markings consist of _______ yellow lines
4
Flight path parallel to the landing runway in the direction opposite to landing
Downwind leg
What are the dimensions of the RRA?
500 Feet from the Runway Centerline on each side/ 1650 Feet from approach and departure end
The safety area extends ______ to _______ feet outward of the approach and departure ends.
1000 to 2000 feet
What are two sources of water for airport fire protection?
Fixed Systems and Mobile Supplies
Runway End Safety Areas (RESA) extend from the end of a runway strip and are a minimum of _______
300 Ft.
Per NFPA 407, where fuel flow exceed 200gpm, a rated ____ extinguisher of at least ______ lbs is required
80-B / 125
What color markings are used for runway ID numbers, landing zone bars and striping?
White
During an emergency, aircrafts given priority may fly a straight-in approach, also called:
Modified approach