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1. Used to provide information; aid operations; identify runways, taxiways and ramps.
1 Airport markings
6. Picture 6
6. Yellow X
11. This part of the runway can not be used to taxy, takeoff or land
11. Runway pavement/overrun
16. What color are the runways inner markers?
16. White
21. If a pilot were not able to land visually, he would must probably use the…
21. ILS
2. Numbers which indicates the runway direction
2 Runway heading
7. A portion of the runway not useful for landing
7. Displaced threshold
12. What is a the runway pavement use for?
12. For emergency overrun and
Airstream of jet lines
17. What color are the taxiways markers?
17. Yellow
22. Ramps are also known as…
22. Non-movement areas
3. Pilots use these lines to align with the runway for take off and landings
3. Dash center stripes/
center line stripes
8. Give a reason of why a runway is designed with a displaced threshold
8. To provide altitude
clearance in landing
13. What color and shape are the runway pavement marks?
13. Yellow shape Arrows
18. Picture 18
18. Runway holding position
23. You are allowed to move without ATC permission in non-movement areas
23. True
4. More sophisticated runways will have…
4. Runway edges, threshold
Touch down zone,
9. The displaced threshold area can be used to taxy or slow the aircraft after touching down during the landing
9. True
14. Used to travel between the runway and parking ramp
14. Taxiways
19. What does the solid lines in the runway holding position indicate?
19. It is where the aircraft is
supposed to hold
24. You are allowed to move without ATC permission in movement areas
24.False
5. What is the distance between each distance marker in the runway
5. 5 hundred ft
10. Picture 10
10. Runway pavement/overrun
15. How are taxiways labeled?
15. Letter designators
20. You can cross the holding position from the runway to the taxiway without ATC permission
20. True
25. They are also known as movement areas; they require ATC permission
25. Runways and taxiways