105 вопрос 3 часть аэродромы

The length of a row of lights on the extended centre line of the runway for a precision approach category I lighting system is (1)- from the threshold.

• 1200 m

• 900 m

• 600 m

• 300 m

A pattern "B" runway-holding position marking at an intersection of a taxiway and a precision approach runway shall be supplemented:

• with a runway designation sign only.

• with a taxiway designation sign.

• with a category I, ll or Ill holding position sign as appropriate.

• with a category Il or Ill holding position sign, though for CAT I runways a sign is not mandatory.

The runway holding position signs are constituted of:

• a location sign and a number.

• taxiway designation and a number.

• a location sign and a runway heading.

• a taxiway designation and a runway direction.

Which of the following is not a mandatory instruction sign?

• Runway-holding position sign

• Direction sign

• Road holding position sign

• Runway designation sign

The standard color used for runway markings shall be:

• contrasting to the runway surface and acceptable to the authority

• white.

• yellow.

• white or yellow.

To minimize damage to aircraft, airfield signs shall be:

• frangible.

• rigid.

• flexible.

• metal

The Approach Lighting System (ALS) is measured with reference to which location?

• Runway extremity

• Airport Reference Point (ARP)

• Runway threshold

• Midpoint of the runway

In a precision approach category I lighting system, the centre line and crossbar lights shall be:

• flashing lights showing variable white.

• fixed lights showing variable green.

• fixed lights showing variable white.

• flashing lights showing variable green.

In a CALVERT CAT I approach light system, the centre line lights consist of a row of single lights, a row of two lights and a row of three lights. What is the longest distance from the threshold, if - during an approach - the lights just changed from two lights to single lights?

• 900 m

• 450 m

• 300 m

• 600 m

How is a runway-holding position marked?

• By flashing blue lights.

• By a red marker board on either side of the taxiway.

• By a yellow/black marker board on the left side of the taxiway.

• By one or three different line arrangements painted across the taxiway.