How to Read Airport Signs and Markings for Pilots in Flight Training

This video provides a detailed breakdown of how to read airport signs and markings. Great study tool for student and private pilots and instrument rated and commercial pilots in flight training. Information from the video is straight from the aeronautical information manual (AIM). Great refresher for pilots who haven't flown in a while or for pilots who are in flight school preparing for their private pilot or instrument check ride or biennial flight review.

0:56 Runway Hold Signs and Runway Boundary Markers

1:15: Taxiway signs and taxiway hold signs

1:56: Taxiway Directional Signs

2:30 ILS Critical Area signs

2:49 Aircraft Entry Prohibited Sign

3:16 Runway Sign

3:27 Runway Destination Sign

3:38 Runway Distance Remaining Sign

3:58: Precision Instrument Runway markings

4:14: How are Runway Numbers Determined?

4:36: Displaced Threshold

4:55: Taxiway Holding Markings

5:09: Vehicle Lane Markings

5:30: Closed Runway Sign

5:38: Taxiway Ending Marker

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