Environmental Planning and Sustainability in Airports, Exams of Port Management and Exploitation

Download Environmental Planning and Sustainability in Airports and more Exams Port Management and Exploitation in PDF only on Docsity! 2024 AAAE Member Program Module 2 Exam New Latest Version with All Questions from Actual Past Exam and 100% Correct Answers 1 / 36 1. Wayfinding Signage: Requirements for actual Signage.: LL CCC -Conspicuous - Contrasting color and light. -Concise - Only what is needed. -Comprehensible - oriented to be read from viewers perspective and knowledge. -Legible - Text large enough to be read at a distance a user would likely stand. -Location - Located at decision points. 2. 3 Wayfinding Principles:: -Begins with the ALP -Must consider the entire wayfinding chain -Do not overload users 3. Environmental: Is the project listed as a potential CATEX?: If No - Conduct EIS or EA If Yes - Ask: Does it involve Extraordinary circumstances? - If No - Complete a Sample Written Record. - If Yes - Review Study, and Assess. And, check to see if there are still extraordinary circumstances. 2024 AAAE Member Program Module 2 Exam New Latest Version with All Questions from Actual Past Exam and 100% Correct Answers 2 / 36 If still yes - there are extraordinary circumstances - Conduct EIS or EA, and - Do a FONSI/ROD or ROD. If no - no more extraordinary circumstances - Prepare documented CATEX for FAA signature. 4. What does the Spill Prevention, Control, and Countermeasure (SPCC) Plan (under the Emergency Response Plan) identify and describe?: Identifies: Point of contact in the event of a spill. POC = National Response Center. Describes: Facility layout and locations of Fuel Storage Facilities, and other contamination sources (i.e.: oil, wastewater drainage) 5. What does the Storm Water Pollution Prevention Plan (SWPPP) identify & evaluate? And, what does it require?: Identifies & Evaluates: Sources of pollutants that may affect stormwater and other areas. Requires: The implementation of Best Management Practices (BMP) (i.e.: marking stormwater drains, immediate cleanup of spills, etc.) 2024 AAAE Member Program Module 2 Exam New Latest Version with All Questions from Actual Past Exam and 100% Correct Answers 5 / 36 Protecting the Airport and management from liability stemming from the violation of Environmental Laws 20. AWOS vs. ASOS: AWOS (Weather) -Local -Measures barometric pressure and altimeter setting -Provides local observation / NOT Observed distant phenomena ASOS (Surface) -Comprehensive -FAA installed -AIP funds eligible -Full package -Provides local observation / NOT Observed distant phenomena 21. What Act sets the standards for a Potentially Responsible Party (PRP)?: - The Superfund aka CERCLA -CERCLA, Comprehensive Environmental Response, Compensation, and Liability Act CERCLA Core Purpose: - To Pay for unfunded environmental cleanup sites, and - Identify potential PRPs. 22. What is the core purpose of the Superfund (CERCLA)?: - To Pay for unfunded environmental cleanup sites, and - Identify potential PRPs. 23. The National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA) provides for what 3 environ- mental action categories?: CE, EA, EIS 1 - Categorical Exclusion (CE) -No Environmental Impact expected (noise studies, master plan update) Actions requiring: 2 - Environmental Assessment (EA) -Less complex projects - little to no impact expected. 3 - Environmental Impact Statement (EIS) -Complex projects w/expected impacts. -mitigation measures may be necessary. -Usually a few years or more. 2024 AAAE Member Program Module 2 Exam New Latest Version with All Questions from Actual Past Exam and 100% Correct Answers 6 / 36 24. What does the ALP approval status "mixed approval" mean?: -Some near term ALP projects have completed the required NEPA reviews. -While long term projects have not. 25. What does it mean when the FAA's Office of Airports (ARP) Unconditionally approves an ALP?: From a design perspective: All items of proposed development (design & environmental) requiring environmen- tal processing have received environmental approval. 26. What does it mean when the FAA's Office of Airports (ARP) conditionally approves an ALP?: ARP (Office of Airports) has not yet completed its environmen- tal review. From a design perspective: -Environmental have not yet been completed for all of the items of proposed development requiring it. 27. When can the airport commence construction and implement mitigation measures?: upon completion of EIS 28. What does the Environmental Impact Statement (EIS) identify?: -effects project may have on environment and impacts of alternative options. -long process, may take many years. 29. What will the FAA file if they determine significant impact?: A Notice of Intent NOI -Which means that an EIS is forthcoming. 30. When is a Finding of No Significant Impact (FONSI) or Record of Decision (ROD) issued by the FAA?: When the airport is required to take some steps in order to mitigate the environmental effects of the project. This would not kick in additional studies. (Basically a go ahead, but 1st take care of steps 1 thru...) 31. FONSI or ROD or FONSI / ROD FONSI - Finding of No Significant Impact ROD - Record of Decision: -Only EA = FONSI (Finding of No Significant Impact) -Only EIS = ROD (Record of Decision) -EA & EIS = FONSI / ROD 2024 AAAE Member Program Module 2 Exam New Latest Version with All Questions from Actual Past Exam and 100% Correct Answers 7 / 36 32. If the FAA decides that the EA does not have significant impacts, the FAA Implementing or Reviewing Agency will prepare a . a-FONSI b-ROD c-FONSI / ROD d-Sample Written Record: Finding of No-Significant Impact (FONSI) Cleared to build/go ahead 33. Once the FAA receives the EA they will then determine...: whether the project is Categorially Excluded or if it has Extraordinary Circumstances 34. Who sends the EA to the FAA for review and next steps?: The Airport 35. Define Airport Sponsor: Airport's Owner / Operator, such as the city, county, or state that the airport serves 36. What is an Environmental Assessment (EA) and when would it be required of an Airport?: - short document - takes a hard look at expected effects of proposed action. - less complex projects, little to no impact expected Required for: If project is not categorically excluded, or would normally be excluded but involves extraordinary circumstances= EA required Categorically Excluded (CATEX) = without significant impact. Extraordinary circumstances = normally categorically excluded action may cause significant adverse environmental impacts 37. What is the Airport's Environmental Scientist's next steps after their review of the proposed Federal Action?: Review the extraordinary circumstances AND Provide the FAA with the information discovered. Categorically Excluded (CATEX) = without significant impact. Extraordinary circumstances = normally categorically excluded action may cause significant adverse environmental impacts 38. Who defines the proposed Federal Action of the Project? Federal Action = ALP Approvals, Requests for Federal Funds, AIP funded project and PFC approvals.: The Airport's Environmental Scientist Federal Action = Env. Scientist 2024 AAAE Member Program Module 2 Exam New Latest Version with All Questions from Actual Past Exam and 100% Correct Answers 10 / 36 57. Describe Sustainable Development.: -It's a Management Ethic -Continuously seeks to define and implement philosophies, strategies, & tactics to address environmental concerns. -Used to establish processes benefiting future societies. -Focuses on how environment is impacted by all levels of airport operations. 58. What does building Environmental Capacity (aka sustainability) include?: - Building: Environmental Networks & Communities-of-Practice by Airport Stakehold- ers. Developing processes / programs to reduce environmental impacts 59. What are remedies for a Potentially Responsible Party (PRP)?: -Comply with the law -Carryout supplemental project (offset) -Impose cash penalties -Placed on List of Violating Facilities -Jail / Prison 60. Describe EPA's (Environmental Protection Agency) Informal and Formal Responses.: Informal - Notice of Non-Compliance or Warning Letter. Formal Administrative Response -Legal Orders (to comply) -Criminal Judicial or Civil Judicial Response Civil Judicial -Formal Lawsuit (being sued) -Brought to US Court Criminal Judicial Certain levels too, Gold, Silver, etc. 2024 AAAE Member Program Module 2 Exam New Latest Version with All Questions from Actual Past Exam and 100% Correct Answers 11 / 36 pendent Sur- -Used when person/company knowingly/willfully violated law. -May be investigated by EPAs criminal investigation agents / FBI. 61. Civil Judicial Response / Criminal Judicial Response: Civil Judicial -Formal Lawsuit (being sued) -Brought to US Court Criminal Judicial -Used when person/company knowingly/willfully violated law. -May be investigated by EPAs criminal investigation agents / FBI. 62. Which element of NextGen is replacing radar?: Automatic De veillance - Broadcast (ADS-B) 63. Describe Automatic Dependent Surveillance - Broadcast (ADS-B):: element of NextGen replacing radar -Always ON -Depends on GPS -"radar-like" surveillance -Continuously broadcasts position 64. What are the airport enhancements in NextGen that help to better traffic management and add more flexibility in airport design?: GIS Integration to provide detailed geospatial data about obstructions; transponder for surface vehicle operations. Different types of approaches. 65. What is part of NextGen that benefits Environmental Noise with alternative approaches to airports?: PBN - Performance Based Navigation - pilots change how the approach based on performance - saves on fuel emissions, less noise, sustainable for env., etc. like RNAV, RNP, Conventional Approaches. 66. What are the 3 factors considered to determine if an employee is personally liable (PRP)?: Did they have the: -Ability to make timely discovery of the problem. -The power to direct activities of people controlling mechanisms that cause problem. -Ability to prevent and abate damage. 67. Regarding PRPs: What should the Airport be aware of? And, who is liable?- : Airports should be aware that: - lawsuits and penalties may extend to employees of the organization. 2024 AAAE Member Program Module 2 Exam New Latest Version with All Questions from Actual Past Exam and 100% Correct Answers 12 / 36 educes com- -Basic ver- And, individuals can be held personally liable for the costs of clean up or remediation. 68. What's the platform that shares up to date and identical information to: pilots, ATC, dispatchers, military, government agencies, users of National Airspace system, etc.?: SWIM | System Wide Information Management -Under NextGen Share a SWIM of identical Info 69. What is Datacom?: Aircraft Communications Addressing and Reporting Sys- tem Under NextGen Reduces communication errors by 20% Pilots texting System 70. Datacom reduces communication errors by what percent?: R munication errors by 20% 71. Under NextGen: How many aircraft today at any given time, and what will be the % of increase by 2025?: 5,000 aircraft today 50% increase by 2025 72. What percentage of all delays are caused by weather?: 66% 73. What is NextGen?: A comprehensive and ongoing transformation program for our national airspace system and has a continuous rollout of improvements. -Moving from land based to satellite based navigation. 74. What are the benefits of NextGen?: -Reduces errors by 20% -Enhances National security -Better traffic management -More flexibility in airport design -Environmental noise benefits 75. What is the Automated Weather Observation System (AWOS)?: sion, measures pressure / altimeter setting. -Provides Local Observation DOES NOT provide observed distant phenomena 76. Which major Airport category (level) has Airport Surface Observation Stations (ASOSs)?: Level A - Major Hub Airports 2024 AAAE Member Program Module 2 Exam New Latest Version with All Questions from Actual Past Exam and 100% Correct Answers 15 / 36 way Location is eligible when benefits derived from the tower operations EXCEED the cost of install & operation, or BPV/CPV e 1.00 90. Air Route Surveillance Radar (ARSR) vs. Airport Surveillance Radar (ASR): Airport Surveillance Radar - Short-Range Radar (60 nm) - Used for identifying and separating traffic in and around airports. - used by TRACON Air Route Surveillance Radar - used by the Air Route Traffic Control Center - for air route / 100-250 nm 91. The Contract Tower Program must comply with what requirements?: - Be in the NPIAS - Adhere to grant assurances - Meet cost/benefit ratio - Only located at public use airports (and not all) 92. Describe upwind leg: -flown parallel to the landing Runway. -But, in the same direction to intended landing direction. -When Pilots abort approach and go around. (i.e.: construction,. etc. ) 93. Describe crosswind leg: -Part of rectangular pattern -horizontally perpendicular to extended center line. 94. Describe departure leg: -Departing -Part of rectangular pattern -straight course aligned with, and landing from, takeoff runway. 95. Describe Final Approach Leg: -Perpendicular to final. -descending flight path, starting from completion of base -to final turn, and -extending to point of touchdown. 96. Describe Base Leg: -transitional part of traffic pattern -between downwind leg and final approach leg. 97. Describe Downwind Leg: -course flown parallel to landing run -but in opposite direction of intended landing direction. 98. What common traffic advisory frequency is used at airports without a tow- er and is often monitored by a Fixed Base Operator (FBO) employee?: Unicom 2024 AAAE Member Program Module 2 Exam New Latest Version with All Questions from Actual Past Exam and 100% Correct Answers 16 / 36 IS) -FBO gives basic info on airport -A subset of Common Traffic Advisory Frequency (CTAF) 99. What is an Airport Surface Observation Station (ASOS)?: Weather reporting stations that broadcast local conditions -at some airports -more expensive system -part of a National Weather Service program -upgrade to AWOS -includes 4 categories (Level A - D, A for Major Hubs) 100. Describe Temporary Flight Reservation (TFR) and give examples of its use.: Exists temporarily during its active status - no authorized flights allowed. Used for Presidential Movement, Super Bowls, Wild Land Fire Fighting, etc. 101. Which air traffic control service is a recorded line that includes: -Local wind and weather conditions -Notice to Airman (NOTAMs), and -other relevant data?: Automated Terminal Information Service (AT -Recorded hourly -basic wind/weather, temp, primary/preferred runways 102. Who controls the non-movement area/pushback and taxi-to-movement area control?: Ramp Control (Tower) Some busy/large airports have this. Staffed by airline or airport. 103. Who provides initial departure information to pilots while the plane is still parked?: Clearance Delivery Instrument flight paths given to pilots. One person on the radio at a time. 104. What does TRACON (Terminal Radar Approach Control Facility) handle?- : Aircraft in terminal airspace, departing and arriving. 105. Who controls traffic on the taxiways?: Ground Control 106. What does an Airport tower control?: Traffic on the runway, in the traffic pattern, and the surrounding spaces. Local Control 107. What is an example of a FORMAL response to an environmental viola- tion?: Administrative responses carrying the weight of legal orders to comply. 108. What is EPAs policy?: To respond to EVERY VIOLATION, and in a method associated with the 2024 AAAE Member Program Module 2 Exam New Latest Version with All Questions from Actual Past Exam and 100% Correct Answers 17 / 36 e National tations. GRAVITY or CIRCUMSTANCE of the violation (formal vs. informal response). 109. What are the 3 categories for Hazardous Waste Generators?: Based on Volume of Material & Generated Per Calendar Month: <100kg / month = Conditionally Exempt - Small Quantity Generator 100 - 1,000kg / month = Small Quantity Generator >1,000kg / month = Large Quantity Generator 110. Who do you call in the event of a spill (contamination)?: Th Response Center - Airports need to create Emergency Spill Plans. 111. When moving from exclusive-use to common-use, Tenants and airlines can share...: Buildings Technology Equipment; and Infrastructure 112. What is known as a self-guided journey in an airport?: Wayfinding 113. What does NEPA (National Environ. Policy Act) require review of for federally funded projects?: Potential Environmental Impacts 114. What are landside space assumptions for curb length for taxis?: 20ft 115. What are landside space assumptions for curb length for private automo- biles?: 25ft 116. What are landside space assumptions for curb length for limos?: 30ft 117. What are the landside space assumptions for curb length for a public bus?: 50ft 118. How is rentable space broken down (% & function) as part of the planning process (outside of Rentable and Non-Rentable)?: 35-45% Airline Functions - event space, admin offices, pilot lounge, flight planning, operations' offices, tix counter, bag claim, etc. 25% Public Use - Public seating, restrooms, pet relief, smoking, play center, location s 15-25% Concessions - Sit down and fast food, snack shops, stores, coffee 2024 AAAE Member Program Module 2 Exam New Latest Version with All Questions from Actual Past Exam and 100% Correct Answers 20 / 36 - Protection from weather 3. FAA Air Traffic Control (ATC) - Unobstructed visibility by terminal or buildings 4. Airport Operator - To keep costs down - Attempts to present airport w/sense of community/pride/location. 137. What are the 3 components of the Terminal System?: 1 - Flight Interfaces 2 - Access Interfaces 3 - Passenger Processing 138. What are some examples of Flight Interface (Terminal System)? Flight Interface - After Screening: From gate to the plane. -Concourses (piers/fingers constructed from main building) -Departure lounge (aka holding area) -Passenger boarding devises (jet-bridges, air stairs) -Airline Ops and Maint space -Non-public vendor storage areas (stock space for concessions / marketing, etc.) 139. What are some examples of Passenger Processing (Terminal System)? What Pax Touch: ticket counters baggage claim FIDS concessions interline baggage / bag sort security screen airport admin FIS facilities 140. What are some examples of Access Interface (Terminal System)?: Inter- modal (access) connection - landside operations - curb frontage, parking, public transit, taxi, limo, pedestrian walkway, vendor and tenant delivery areas. 141. What is hourly design volume know as?: Peak Hour 142. Based on certain formulas, what does an air carrier airport attempt to accommodate?: - busiest month - busiest day of year - Peak passenger & baggage conditions - Existing and future needs 143. What does the Airport Terminal provide for passengers?: Fundamental mission: take people from one form of transportation to another. 2024 AAAE Member Program Module 2 Exam New Latest Version with All Questions from Actual Past Exam and 100% Correct Answers 21 / 36 orizontal runway Safe, efficient, and comfortable transfer of passenger and their baggage to and from aircraft and various modes of transportation. 144. If a Determination of Hazard to Air Navigation is issued by the FAA, what is the FAAs next step?: The FAA will: - request the airport or obstruction owner to remove, light, mark hazard; - may relocate a threshold; or - may raise approach minimums / visibility requirements. 145. What will the FAA issue when a Part 77 study concludes that the proposed construction/alteration: Will exceed an obstruction standard, and will have a substantial aeronautical impact.: A Determination of Hazard to Air Navigation 146. What will the FAA issue when a proposed structure does not exceed obstruction standards and will not have a substantial aeronautical impact?: A Determination of No-Hazard to Air Navigation 147. What form is part of a Part 77 study?: FAA Form 7460 FAA Form 7460-1 -Notice of Proposed Construction of Alteration FAA Form 7460-2 -Notice of Actual Construction of Alteration 148. What does the FAA conduct upon receipt of any proposed construction?- : A Part 77 Study -Which analyzes the effect the construction will have on the access to airport and safe operation of aircraft 149. Describe the imaginary Conical surface.: -Begins at ends of Surface -Extends 20:1 outward (like a cone) distance 4,000 ft height 350 ft. 150. Describe the imaginary Horizontal surface.: A level plane -150 feet above the runways' elevation Designed by swinging arcs from a datum point near the ends of the 151. Describe the imaginary Transitional surface.: -Extends from Primary & Ap- proach Surfaces H 2024 AAAE Member Program Module 2 Exam New Latest Version with All Questions from Actual Past Exam and 100% Correct Answers 22 / 36 ach and 152. Describe the imaginary Approach surface.: -Extends from Primary Surface at different ratios depending on approach type. - Can extend to a distance of 50,000 ft away from the runway. - Visual Approach = 20:1 - Non-Precision Approach = 40:1 - Precision Approach = 50:1 153. What type of imaginary surface is centered on the runway centerline and extends 200' past runway end?: Primary Surface -Only surface at ground level. -Extends 200' past runway end -Same elevation as runway / Centered on runway -Nothing can be inside except fixed by function / frangible. 154. What are the 5 imaginary surfaces (Part 77)?: P-A-T-C-H Primary Approach Transitional Conical Horizontal 155. What do all seaplane base developments, financed through Federal Funds with FAA approval, require?: Seaplane Base Layout Plan 156. What is a seaplane base?: An area of water used for landing and takeoff of aircraft (associated with buildings on shore). 157. Who usually dredges a seaplane base? Who lights and marks a seaplane base?: Commonly dredged by Army Corp of Engineers. Lighted and Marked by US Coast Guard. 158. What area provides safety margins for a heliport in the appro departure section?: Final Approach and Takeoff (FATO) -ratio of 7:1 until intersecting with horizontal / conical surfaces. -extend 5,000 feet 2024 AAAE Member Program Module 2 Exam New Latest Version with All Questions from Actual Past Exam and 100% Correct Answers 25 / 36 unway Safety nway and : 1) Close ways be- 00 FT. apart. runways assenger 178. What are the 4 subtypes of "parallel" runway configurations? Parallel 2) Intermediate Parallel 3) Far Parallel 4) Dual Line 179. Describe a Close Parallel runway configurations.: Runways <2,500 FT. apart. Positioned similar to a single runway. 180. Describe a Intermediate Parallel runway configurations.: Run tween 2,500 FT. and 4,300 FT. apart. Positioned similar to a single runway. 181. Describe a Far Parallel runway configurations.: Runways >4,3 Positioned similar to a single runway. 182. Describe a Dual Line runway configurations.: -A pair of parallel -4,300 FT. or MORE between them -Positioned similar to a single runway 183. What are the 4 basic runway configurations?: 1) Single 2) Open-V 3) Parallel (+4 subtypes) 4) Intersecting Note: Transporter & Hardstand option - Aircraft park in airfield and p shuttled by bus. 184. What does runway alignment attempt to achieve?: A direction in which the Design Aircraft can use the runway within its max. crosswind component at least 95% of the year. 177. Why are holding positions installed at the boundary of the R Area (RSA) on all taxiways that enter runways?: To protect the ru Runway Safety Area 2024 AAAE Member Program Module 2 Exam New Latest Version with All Questions from Actual Past Exam and 100% Correct Answers 26 / 36 Note: If 95% coverage is not obtained, a crosswind runway is recommended and eligible thru FAA. And, you would be eligible for a crosswind runway. 185. What does runway design take into account?: 1. Runway Design Code (RDC) 2. Meteorological conditions 3. Surrounding environment 4. Topography 5. Volume of expected air traffic 186. What is the Airport Reference Code (ARC) and how is it used?: - A designation signifying an Airport's Highest Runway Design Code (RDC), minus the visibility component. If an airport has RDC A-II, RDC A-1, and RDC C-V; the ARC* would be C-V. - For planning and design needs only. - does not limit aircraft operations at Airport. ARC = What airport is designed for. Airport Reference Code (ARC) = airport designation, signifies airport's highest Runway Design Code (RDC) 187. Under the Runway Design Code (RDC), what does the wingspan and tail height relate to?: The width and strength of runway & standoff areas (i.e.: protected areas) The Roman Numeral (B-III) -Aircraft Design Group (ADG) width + strength = wingspan + tail height 188. Under the Runway Design Code (RDC), what does the approach speed relate to?: Runway Length Airport Approach Category (AAC) AAC - Letter 189. What items affect peak hour?: -Flight schedules of similar airlines -Fleet mix (large or small aircraft) -International flights (due to longer turn around time) 190. There is an individual Runway Design Code (RDC) for each approach-end of the roadway. What are the 3 main factors the RDC is based on?: 1. Approach Speed of the 2024 AAAE Member Program Module 2 Exam New Latest Version with All Questions from Actual Past Exam and 100% Correct Answers 27 / 36 eater. Design Aircraft. -Letter (B-III) = runway length -Airport Approach Category (AAC) 2. The wingspan or tail height of the Design aircraft - Whichever is gr -Roman Numeral (B-III) = runway strength -Aircraft Design Group (ADG) 3. Visibility requirements for instrument approach runways. 191. The Runway Design Code (RDC) is determined by the design aircraft, which is the aircraft that has "Substantial Use" of the airport. What does Substantial Use / design aircraft mean? And, how many aircraft operations are necessary to be considered "Substan- tial Use" and thus change the design aircraft for the airport?: Substantial Use / Design Aircraft: -largest commercial service aircraft that serves airport, or -The largest plane with >500 annual itinerant operations, or -As determined by the FAA and future vision of airport. 500 annual itinerant operations. 192. The Runway Design Code (RDC) for Runway 35R is B-III. (a) What does the B indicate? (b) What does the III indicate?: (a) The Letter (B-III) -Airport Approach Category (AAC) -Runway length (approach speed) (b) The Roman Numeral (B-III) -Aircraft Design Group (ADG) -Wingspan or Tail Height, whichever is greater. 193. What is included in the Non-Movement Area of the Airport? And who controls it?: Includes: -Ramp Areas -Taxilane -Aircraft Parking -Other Aircraft and Vehicle Operating Areas -regulated by the airport's rules and regulations 2024 AAAE Member Program Module 2 Exam New Latest Version with All Questions from Actual Past Exam and 100% Correct Answers 30 / 36 Forecast = future only! -Not Existing Conditions = Does not include developments for future demand! 208. Which plan is sequenced into the Airport Capital Improvement Plan as a Project eligible for Federal Funding?: An Airport Master Plan 209. What is the Airport's Capital Improvement Plan (CIP)?: -The local airport operator's 5-6 year plan for capital improvement projects. -A working document, usually updated annually 210. What are the 5 functions of the Airport Layout Plan (ALP)?: 1) Funding 2) Concept 3) Public Information 4) Plan for Improvement 5) Working Tool 211. Describe Funding (1:5 functions of the Airport Layout Plan).: The FAA ap- proved ALP is necessary for Airport's to receive AIP funding and continue receiving PFC funding. 212. Describe Concept (2:5 functions of the Airport Layout Plan).: A Blueprint for airport development Concept = Blueprint 213. Describe Public Information (3:5 functions of the Airport Layout Plan).: A public document -serves as a record of aeronautical requirements -available for community reference 214. Describe Plan for Improvement (4:5 functions of the Airport Layout Plan).- : Enables FAA and Airport Sponsor to plan for improvements. 215. Describe Working Tool (5:5 functions of the Airport Layout Plan).: A work- ing tool for airport staff including operations and maintenance personnel. 216. What does Grant Assurance No. 29 - Airport Layout Plan require?: Re- quires the Airport Sponsor to keep the Airport Layout Plan (ALP) updated at all times. 217. Which Airport Layout Plan (ALP) sheet can you find information on: when and how specific parcels of airport property were acquired?: Exhibit "A" 218. Describe an Airport Master Plan.: -A comprehensive study of an airport -Usually describes the short, medium, and long term development plans to meet future aviation demands. 2024 AAAE Member Program Module 2 Exam New Latest Version with All Questions from Actual Past Exam and 100% Correct Answers 31 / 36 -Looks out 20 years. 219. What type of meeting does the FAA prefer for community briefings during the Master Plan process?: Open House Format 220. The NPIAS identifies more than of existing airports and includes what type of airports/services?: 3,300 existing airports (essential primary) -All Commercial Service -All GA Relievers -All National Guard bases on civilian airports -Any airport with a US Postal mail contract 221. What is the link between the Airport Operator and the condition of the Airport?: The Airport Facility Directory (NKA Chart Supplements) 222. NPIAS (National Plan of Integrated Airports) vs. ACIP (Airport Capital Improvement Plan): NPIAS - National Plan of Integrated Airports -Lookout 5 years, amounts/types of airport development. -wish list of wants ACIP - Airport Capital Improvement Plan -Primary planning tool that serves as basis for distribution of AIP Grant Funds. -Internal document. -actual receivable items 223. What does the NPIAS - National Plan of Integrated Airports' Report iden- tify?: -Public airports included -Their role -Amounts and types of airport development eligible for Federal Funds under AIP over next 5 years. 224. What does Title 14 CFR Part 157 (under the Airport Master Record) re- quire?: -Airport Operators to keep the FAA informed of construction / alterations. 225. Which FAA Part no. and Form no. are used to update the Airport Facility Directory?: Part 157 / Form No. 5010 Facility = Five 5010 (157) 226. What does the Airport Layout Plan (ALP) NOT represent?: -FAA release of any Federal obligations attached to the land/properties; and -ALP does not constitute FAA approval to use land for non-aeronautical purposes. 2024 AAAE Member Program Module 2 Exam New Latest Version with All Questions from Actual Past Exam and 100% Correct Answers 32 / 36 P) that shows roperty Map - and around ng include/fo- es - Imaginary eet?: -Wind de?: Existing 230. What is the ALP - Airport Airspace Drawing?: Part 77 Surfac surfaces used for identifying obstructions. PATCH Precision / Approach / Transitional / Horizontal / Conical 231. What is included in the Airport Layout Plan (ALP) - Facility Layout Plan Sheet / Terminal Area Plan?: -Terminal Buildings -Heights of Buildings -Ownership -Leasehold 232. What is included in the Airport Layout Plan (ALP) - Data Sh roses (airport should work/fly 95% of the time) -Data/info (such as airport reference code, runway length, etc.) 233. What does the Airport Layout Plan (ALP) - ALP Sheet inclu and Future Planned Facilities 234. What does the Airport Layout Plan (ALP) - Cover Sheet include?: - Signa- ture Blocks - Area Maps 235. Describe the 5 Terminal Configurations:: Simple -Passengers walk out to ramp. -All processing functions in 1 bldg. Linear -Similar to Standard, elongating simple. -Possible curvilinear options. 227. What is a very important sheet in the Airport Layout Plan (AL dates, parcels, and how / when land was acquired?: The Airport P Exhibit "A" 228. What map/drawing shows the local zoning and land use on the airport?: The Land Use Drawing 229. What does the inner portion of the Approach Surface Drawi cus on?: Obstructions on the approach Path 2024 AAAE Member Program Module 2 Exam New Latest Version with All Questions from Actual Past Exam and 100% Correct Answers 35 / 36 ty or county), 3- Capital Improvement Plan (CIP) Final sponsor approval FAA acceptance Revise Airport's CIP 251. The Airport Master Plan includes the following phases or elements:: (1) pre-planning (2) public involvement (3) environmental considerations (4) existing conditions (5) aviation forecasts (6) facility requirements (7) alternatives to development / evaluation (8) ALPs (9) facilities implementation plan (10) financial feasibility analysis 252. Define: Airport Sponsor: Governing body of the airport; municipality (e.g. ci Airport Authority, Port Authority, State, and Private 253. Airport Executive: Airport Director or Manager 254. Airport Operator: The airport management structure overall, including the Sponsor, Executive and other personnel essential to the operation of the airport. 255. Related to the location of the terminal building(s), which stakeholder is most concerned w/short aircraft taxiing distances & minimal runway cross- ings?: The Airlines 256. A standard ALP typically includes a narrative, and 8 sketches. What are they?: (1) Cover Sheet (2) The Airport Layout Drawing (aka ALP sheet / ALP drawing sheet) (3) The Airport Airspace Drawing (4) The Inner Portion of the Approach Surface Drawing (5) The Terminal Area Drawing / Plan (6) The Land Use Drawing (7) The Runway Departure Surfaces Drawing (8) The Airport Property Map / Exhibit A 257. What identifies Movement Areas of an airport?: Airport Certification Manual (ACM) 2024 AAAE Member Program Module 2 Exam New Latest Version with All Questions from Actual Past Exam and 100% Correct Answers 36 / 36 meral). 258. What takes into account the approach category (speed) and airplane design group (wingspan or tail height), and whether the runway has an instru- ment approach.: The RDC - Runway Design Code 259. If runways are too close together (Single), what cannot be done?: Simul- taneous Instrument* Approaches *cannot see each other, esp. in inclement weather. 260. What enhances Radar usage?: A transponder -beacon device installed on aircraft -used to transmit data on the aircraft's position and altitude 261. Runway Threshold vs. Displaced Threshold: Runway Threshold - beginning portion of runway available for non emergency landing Displaced Threshold - Threshold located at a point on the runway other than the designated beginning of the runway. - Required in 3 instances: 1) obstructions on airspace for landings 2) noise abatement 3) if needed for runway safety and obstacle free zones - FAA will re-site approach path. - Previous runway is part of displaced threshold. - Not for landing. - Reduces the length of runway available for landings. 262. What is a Runway / Taxiway Safety Area?: -Area of ground surrounds run- way/taxiway. -Width and Length determined by design category (ADC - roman nu -Typically 250' from runway centerline and 1000' from runway end. -Graded flat, no ruts, no holes, flat. 263. Obstacle-Free Zone (OFZ): -block of airspace above runway -protects runway & aircraft operations during instrument flight conditions -kept clear of objects except fixed-by-function / frangible 264. What affects the ultimate terminal location in the case of a new or major airport redevelopment?: 1. Runway Configuration 2. Access to Transportation Network 3. Expansion Potential 4. FAA Geometric Design Standards 2024 AAAE Member Program Module 2 Exam New Latest Version with All Questions from Actual Past Exam and 100% Correct Answers 37 / 36 s or aircraft, ixed-by-func- 5. Existing and Planned Facilities 6. Terrain 7. Environmental Impacts 265. What is an example of a passenger invented system?: Cell phone lot 266. What are the landside space assumptions for curb length for all cate- gories?: Cab = 20 ft Car = 25 ft Limo = 30 ft Bus = 50 ft 267. Which protected area around a runway is usable by vehicle that are mobile, but cannot have stationary objects that are not f tion and frangible?: The Object Free Area (OFA) 268. Precision Runway Monitoring (PRM): -Tracks inbound aircraft on ILS -High speed, near approach path of airport -Especially parallel runways 269. :