Title: Airmanship One
1Airmanship One
2Objectives
- Understand Airfield Layouts
- Know how runways are numbered
- Know how runways taxiways are marked by day
and night - Know how approach lights guide an aircraft into
land
3Types of Airfield
- Grass
- Triangle Pattern
- Main Instrument Runway
4Grass Airfield
5Triangle Pattern Airfield
6Types of Airfield
- What are the advantages and disadvantages of
- Grass airfields?
- Triangle pattern airfields?
7Modern Main Instrument Runway
8Modern Main Instrument Runway
9Aircraft are vulnerable to attack if lined up!
10Aircraft Dispersal (Battle of Britain 1940)
11Hardened Aircraft Shelter (HAS) 2004
12Exterior of Hardened Aircraft Shelter
13Damaged HAS in Iraq 2003
14QRA Take Off
15Wind Speed 20 Knots
Airspeed 80 Knots
16Wind Speed 20 Knots
Airspeed 80 Knots
Ground Speed 60 Knots
17Runways numbered by Magnetic Compass Bearing
18360
090
270
180
19315
045
135
225
20Runway 22 heading South West
Runway 04 (Reciprocal) heading North East
21Runways numbered by Magnetic Compass Bearing
22Runway 22 is heading SOUTH WEST
23Air Traffic Control
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26Radar Controller
27Radar
2810 20 30 40
Primary Radar Display
2910 20 30 40
Primary Radar Display
3010 20 30 40
Primary Radar Display
3110 20 30 40
Primary Radar Display
32Windsock Wind Direction Strength
33Runway Taxiway Markings
- Runways marked in white
- Taxiways marked in yellow
34Taxiway Markings - Yellow
35Inactive Runways
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37Runway Threshold
38Major Airport
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40Touchdown markings
Runway number
41Threshold Markings
Displacement Markings
Sterile Area
Taxiway
42Threshold Markings
Displacement Markings
Sterile Area
Taxiway
43Threshold Markings
Displacement Markings
Sterile Area
Taxiway
44Threshold Markings
Displacement Markings
Sterile Area
Taxiway
45Airfield Lighting
46Taxiway Lighting Blue Edge Green Centre
47Precision Approach Path Indicators (PAPI)
48PAPIs on Ground
49Threshold (Green)
PAPIs (Red/White)
Approach Lights (White)
AIRFIELD APPROACH LIGHTING
50White Runway lights
Threshold Green Lights
Sterile Area
Red Obstruction Lights
51Precision Approach Path Indicators (PAPIs)
Threshold Lights
High Visibility T
Approach Lights
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53Lining up on Approach
54TOO LOW!
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57Landing on Runway 15 Birmingham Airport
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60Why are taxiway lights and markings so important?
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62Objectives
- Understand Airfield Layouts
- Know how runways are numbered
- Know how runways taxiways are marked by day
and night - Know how approach lights guide an aircraft into
land
63Modern Main Instrument Runway
64Questions?
65Questions
- What does HAS stand for?
- What colour are obstruction lights?
- What colour are threshold lights?
- How are taxiways marked in daylight?
- What colours are taxiway lights?
- What is used on an airfield to show wind
direction?
66Questions
- How are runways numbered?
- True or False Pilots will usually choose to take
off with the wind behind them. - What is a Sterile Area?
- How is a Sterile Area marked?
67Threshold Markings
Displacement Markings
Sterile Area
Taxiway
68Acknowledgments
- Mr Richard Heaton, Professional Flight Instructor
and CI with 489 (Acocks Green) Sqn for assistance
with this project - Civil Aviation Authority (for use of their
diagrams) - MOD Website
- No.2 Welsh Wing (OC 2518 Flint Sqn)