Lesson 4 Airports Flashcards

1
Q

Airports/ heliports contain ______ and ______ areas

A

Movement, and non movement

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Movement areas are

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Runways
Taxiways
Other selected areas of an airport/heliport

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Non Movement areas are…

A

Taxiways not visible from the tower

Apron (ramp)areas

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Pavement markings:
White:
Yellow:

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White: runways and landing areas (heliports too)
Yellow: taxiways, closed and hazardous areas, and holding positions

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5
Q

Name 8 compass rose (N, S, E, W, etc.)

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N=36
E=9
S=18
W=27
NE-4or5
SE-13 or 14
SW 22 or 23
NW 31-32
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6
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What closely identifies the actual beginning point of the runway threshold used for landing?

A

Runways threshold markings

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7
Q

How long are runway threshold markings?

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Standard length is 150 feet

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8
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Markings that provide visual aiming points for landing operations.

A

Runway aiming points.

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9
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How far are the runway aiming markings from the landing threshold?

A

1,000 feet

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10
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Identifies touch down zone along a precision runway in 500-ft increments

A

Runway touch down zones

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11
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How far apart are runway touch down zones?

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500 ft

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12
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Runway with no instrument approach

A
  • no threshold markings
  • aiming point (only on 4,000ft or longer)
  • designation markings (runways number)
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13
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Nonprecision instrument approach

Runway

A
  • has threshold markings
  • aiming point marking
  • doesn’t have vertical guidance all the way down
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14
Q

Precision instrument approach

Runways

A
  • threshold markings
  • aiming point markings
  • touchdown zone markings
  • has vertical guidance all the way down to the runway (certain ft per min)
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15
Q

What are the two precision approaches?

A

ILS- instrument landing system

PAR - precision approach radar

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16
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MDA

A

Minimum decent altitude

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17
Q

Stripes of runway edge markings are_____

A

White

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18
Q

Runway edge markings extend the ______

A

Full length of the runway

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19
Q

Runway shoulder markings (slanted _____degrees and start at ________) are ______.
Also they are optional

A

45
Runway midpoint
Yellow

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20
Q

_________ Threshold located at the point of the runway other than the designated beginning of the runway.

A

Displaced threshold

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21
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Displaced threshold
Non landing portion
What is the difference between the arrows and arrow heads? Where are they!

A
White arrows- along center line 
----> ----->
White arrow heads
> > > > 
Only 4 white arrow heads 
                            >|
--->  ----->        >|
                            >|
                            >|
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22
Q

How wide is the white threshold bar?

What is it?

A

10ft wide

Perpendicular to the centerline across width of runway at the point of displacement

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23
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_______ may extend into the displaced area but not always

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Yellow taxiway centerline markings

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24
Q

Designate a runway with magnetic heading of 094

A

9

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Designate runway with magnetic heading of 005
36 or 1
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What runway marking consist of 4 to 16 longitudinal white stripes uniform dimensions arranged symmetrically on either side of the runway centerline?
Threshold
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_________ deliniates they runway with a displaced threshold from a blast pad, stop way, or an aligned taxiway that proceeds the runway
Demarcation bar
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_________ identifies pave blast pads, stop ways, EMAS in relation to the end of the runway
Chevron markings
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What color are the demarcation bars and chevrons?
Yellow
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_______ is a service adjacent to the ends of a runway provided to reduce the risk of effect of jet blast and propeller wash
Blast pad
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________ is an area beyond the take off runway able to support the airplane during an aborted takeoff
Stop way
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________ are constructed of high energy absorbing materials of selected strength, are located in the safety area beyond the end of the runway
EMAS
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EMAS stand for
Engineered materials arresting systems
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When a runway closes permanently, ________ are disconnected ________ are painted in __________ ____,_____,____, are obliterated
Lighting circuits Yellow crosses , 1,000 foot intervals Threshold, runway designation, and touchdown zone.
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_________ is one which is unusable and maybe hazardous even though it may appear usable
A closed runway or taxiway
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Temporary closing: | Airport operator may use a _______ on ______.
Raised lighted yellow "x" on each runway end
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Temporary closed taxiways are usually treated as _____
Hazardous areas
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Hazardous areas : No ______ may ______ Taxiway is marked with ______ or _____
Aircraft, may enter | Yellow X or blocked with barricades
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An unusable portion of the runway which appears usable and is marked with large yellow chevron is identifies a _______
Blast pad
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All taxiways have a_______
Painted taxiway centerline
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Taxiway centerline marking is______
A continuous yellow line
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________ are used to indicate an area where pilots are permitted to cross over the surface marking
Dashed taxiway edge markings
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________ are used to delineate the taxiway edge from the shoulder or some other area not intended for use by pilot
Continuous taxiway edge markings
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Non movement area boundary markings - consisted of _____ ______ line is on the non movement area side.
One dashed line and one solid yellow line Solid line Can go down but not up w\out clearance _ _ _ _ _ _ dashed --------------- Continuous
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Runway 9-27 at an intersection sign means
9 on left 27 on right
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What is this befor a runway ``` __ __ l __ __ __ __ l __ __2 dashed -----l------ -----l------two solid l l Center line ```
Runway holding position markings
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White on red ______
You cross your dead
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_______ consist of 4 yellow lines, 2 solid and 2 dashed, extending across the width of the taxiway or runway
Runway holding position markings
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_______ have a black background with yellow inscriptions and a yellow border
Runway location signs
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Taxiway shoulder markings indicate that the pavement is _____ intended for use by aircraft and maybe unable to support an aircraft
NOT
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______ have a black background with white inscriptions
Runway distance remaining sign
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Runway distance remaining signs inform the pilot of
Distance in thousands of feet of landing runway remaining
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Typical mandatory instruction signs and application: | 4
- Runway holding position - runway approach area holding position -ILS critical area holding position - no entry sign, typically, the sign would be located on a taxiway intended to be used in only One Direction
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Black on yellow _______
Follow that fellow
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Yellow on black
Is where your at
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Civilian heliports have a
White H
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Hospital heliports have a
Red H inside a large red outline cross
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The centerline of the taxiway is marked with A ______ line
Continuous yellow line
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A runway with a_______ approach does not have touchdown markings
Non precision
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Runway numbers and letters determine from the approach direction
Runway designator
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Consist of two rectangular white stripes, markings one on each side of the runway centerline and approximately 1000 feet from landing threshold
Runway aiming point marking
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Consist of a single continuance yellow line. Provides a visual cue to permit taxing along a designated path
Taxi way center line
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These signs have a red background with a white inscription and are used to denote an entrance to a runway, critical area, or areas where an aircraft is prohibited from entering.
Mandatory instruction signs
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Areas not under control of Atc on the airport
Non movement areas
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Lighting circuits will be disconnected, and touched on markings are obliterated and yellow crosses are placed at each end of the runway at 1000 foot intervals
Permanently closed runway
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``` Airport beacons What colors are these Lighted land airport lighted water airport lighted heliport military airport ```
Flashing white and green flashing white and yellow flashing white, yellow, and green Two quick white flashes followed by a green flash
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The _______ is turned on ______ or during _____ weather conditions
Rotating beacon At night Restricted
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Operation of the rotating beacon during _______ often indicates that the surface visibility is less than ______ statute miles and/or the ceiling is less than _______feet
The day 3 1000
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Name the three types of runway lights
Runway end identifer lights (REIL) runway edge light system in-runway lighting
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Consist of a pair of synchronize white flashing strobe lights located laterally on each side of the runway threshold facing the incoming traffic
REILs
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Runway edge lights system | _____ replaces white on the last ______feet or half of the runway length, whichever is less
Yellow | 2,000
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Threshold lights marking the ends of the runway emit:
Red light equals end of runway | green light equals landing threshold
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______Consists of two rows of lights; One on each side and parallel to the runway centerline lights Start _______ feet from the landing threshold. Extends______ feet from the threshold or midpoint of the runway, whichever is less
Touchdown zone lighting (TDZL) 100 3000
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______Consist of lights spaced at 50 foot intervals. White until last ______ feet then white alternating with Red for the next _______feet all red and the last ______ feet
``` Runway centerline lighting system (RCLS) 3000 feet 2000 feet 1000 feet ```
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_______ are a system of lights arrange to provide visual dissent guidance (glideslope information) during the approach to a runway How far are these lights visible in the daytime and at night?
visual approach indicators (VASIs) Day: 3-5 miles Night: 20 miles or more
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________ provide the basic means to transition from instrument flight to visual flight for landing on the runway
Approach light systems (ALS)
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What color are taxiway edge lights ?
Blue
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What color are taxiway centerline lights?
Green
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________Are installed at holding positions to further attract attention in Logan's ability condition.
Runway guard lights
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_______ Are used to confirm that Atc clearance to enter or across the active runway in low visibility conditions.
Stop bar lights
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________Consist of a row of red, unidirectional in pavement lights installed across the entire taxiway at the runway holding position.
Stop bar lights
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And airport identified by and flashing white and yellow rotating beacon is______.
Lighted water