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YVR D/A AVOP STUDY AID Actual / EXAM LATEST QUESTIONS WITH verified ANSWERS A+ PASS
vehicle corridor that passes underneath the bridges located between the nose of the aircraft and face of the terminal building. - ----Answers---head of stand hos
a portion of Apron VI between the B and C piers on the west side of the Domestic Terminal Building. Since vehicle corridors do not exist in the horseshoe, additional vehicle rules apply in this area. - ----Answers---horseshoe
landing aid for aircraft that uses radio beacons on the ground and instruments on the flight deck. One beacon (localizer) sends out a vertical radio beam along the centre line of the runway. Another beacon (glide slope) transmits a beam to the plane at right angles to the localizer beam at the ideal approach- path angle. The pilot can tell from the instruments how to manoeuvre to attain the correct approach path. - ---- Answers---ils
part of the Instrument Landing System that sends out a vertical beam along the centre line of the runway and helps the pilot to remain lined up with the runway during an instrument approach. - ----Answers---localizer
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low-visibility conditions in which the runway visual range (RVR) is 1200 ft (366 m) or less, but greater than 600 ft (183 m).Extra restrictions are placed on airside vehicle operators during low-visibility operations - ----Answers---low visibility operations
a subset of the movement area used for the take-off and landing of aircraft and for the movement of aircraft associated with take-off and landing. It comprises all of the runways, helipads, and most taxiways at YVR, all of which are controlled surfaces. (See the definition for controlled area.) - ---- Answers---manoeuvring area
painted markings, traffic signs, and lights used to ensure the safe and efficient movement of aircraft, vehicles, and pedestrians in airside areas. - ----Answers---markings and signs
all controlled and uncontrolled areas of the aerodrome provided for the movement of aircraft. The manoeuvring area is a sub-set of the - ----Answers---movement area
an area of the apron where aircraft are parked and serviced for flights, and where passengers enplane and deplane.Operational stands may have bridges or pedestrian corridors painted on the apron between the stand and the entrance to the terminal building. - ----Answers---operational stand
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