Aerodrome Markings and Lightings

What is the purpose of information markings on an aerodrome?

• To replace signs where installation is impractical

• To indicate aircraft parking positions

• To mark emergency exits

• To guide air traffic controllers

Runway edge lights are typically what color for most of the runway?

• Blue

• White

• Green

• Red

What color are threshold and wing bar lights?

• Red

• Blue

• Green

• Yellow

Runway centerline lights change color near the runway end. What is the correct sequence?

• White → Red/White → Red

• White → Yellow → Red

• Green → White → Red

• Blue → White → Yellow

Stop bars are used primarily for which type of runways?

• Runways with RVR values less than 550m (Cat II/III ILS)

• Runways used only during daylight

• Runways without taxiways

• Runways with no lighting systems

Taxiway edge lights are fixed blue lights.

Runway touchdown zone lights are spaced more than 1.5 meters apart.

Pilots and drivers must never cross an illuminated stop bar unless cleared by ATC.

Runway end lights show red in both directions.

Taxiway centerline lights on standard taxi routes are fixed green lights.