Apron Markings Signs Handbook ((hot))
This guide outlines the essential components and standards typically found in an Apron Markings and Signs Handbook
Location Signs: Identify the specific taxiway or apron area currently being traversed. Apron Markings Signs Handbook
FOD Note: Chipped or peeling paint is a FOD hazard. Markings must be repainted when retroreflectivity falls below 80% of original value (typically every 12–18 months in temperate climates; 6–9 months in heavy snow/sanding climates). This guide outlines the essential components and standards
- Apron Guidance Signs: Provide guidance to pilots and vehicle operators on the apron, including direction to taxiways, runways, and other areas.
- Apron Warning Signs: Alert pilots and vehicle operators to potential hazards, such as runway intersections, construction areas, or fuel spills.
- Apron Information Signs: Provide information on apron services, such as fueling, catering, and maintenance.
Lead-in Lines: Guide the aircraft's nose gear onto the exact center of a parking stand. Apron Guidance Signs : Provide guidance to pilots
Information Signs: Black lettering on a yellow background. These provide location data, such as gate numbers or terminal directions.