Ep. 10: Taxiway Markings and Airport Signage | Pre-solo student pilot knowledge

Here we'll introduce you to the basics of runway and taxiway markings at the airport. This is intended for student pilots beginning their training looking for a basic understanding of how to navigate around the taxiways and identify runway entrances. Stay tuned for more thorough explanations of airport markings!

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[thebermyangler]

Thank you for taking the time to make these highly detailed videos Jon!

[BNotoriousPAT]

Awesome and informative. Always wondered what the signs meant and this did a great job of explaining it. Thanks!!!

[nickhart]

You guys rock Jon! Thanks for helping making my private pilot adventure much more enjoyable and knowledgeable!

[dwighttaylor]

Just what i was looking for thanks❤❤❤❤❤❤

[BootsBadBoys]

I’m not in flight school or anything, but it’s interesting and fun to learn about this!

[samarmstrong]

4:05 that corner cut tho lol. But seriously, great videos as usual. Thanks for the help!

[lukecartwright]

Amazing video. Cant wait to use you for my ifr test

[rainerwahnsinn]

What would you do if you go down a taxi way and another plane comes towards you? Sure, looking ahead first to avoid it. But what if you come in that situation somehow? What do you do if you stand nose-to-nose to another plane on the taxi way? E.g. 2:30 or 6:10

[ellmatic]

6:16 I'm curious as to why there are no signs when taxiing off the runway. Why not just include signs to help you know where to go the moment you come off the runway? It seems backward.

[grigorybykovskiy]

more zoom in pictures of signs you speak about because on mane GOPRO It is impossible to see what sign do you see

[gaara]

Can you explain why do you say "venice" at the end of radio coms? It shows the model of your plane?

[Nostrum]

Hello, I am loving your videos. But say when there's another aeroplane behind you how are you supposed to turn around from the runway?

[jamesmorris]

On the radio calls why do you end with Venice?

[carlogero]

tourism student here and knowing for what is taxiways....

[TexxasCruzer]

What is the Faa's View on communications crossing a runway? Is there a Far on saying the active runway vs both directions?
To me, saying the active only, removes confusion for everyone, perhaps miles away setting up to land. Especially on calm days.

[LifeUn]

Do all airports have these signs or no matter the size?

[michaelwojcik]

Free, does not need batteries or will it short circuit or overheat etc. Paper is still my friend.

[Dev_skoll]

Thanks! Needed to have a better understanding, under pressure from an instructor can really make you not understand anything. lol

[khanad]

Can you explain the run up hexagon? Its the first time I have seen it.
Thank you

[wildgoobsid]

Lol “or a paper chart even” wtf are those?