SHOTS - AIRPORT ENGINEERING

💥 As per ICAO, minimum width of safety area for instrumental runway is 300m. 

💥 The engine failure case for determining the basic runway length may require either clear way or runway. 

💥 The minimum width of clear way is 150m. 

💥 Air port reference temp=Td+ (Tavg-Td)/3. 

💥 The basic runway length should be increased at the rate of 7 percent per 300m rise in elevation above the mean sea level. [54] 

💥 Zero fuel weight of an aircraft is equal to the sum of empty operating weight and maximum pay load. 

💥 As per ICAO for aircraft serving big aircraft, the cross wind component should not exceed 35kmph. 

💥 Calm period the wind intensity should be less than 6.4kmph. 

💥 For landing case the aircraft should stop at 60% of landing distance. 

💥 According to ICAO all markings on the runway are white colour. 

💥 In instrumental landing system, the middle markers are located about 1 km ahead of the runway threshold. 

💥 The centre to centre spacing of heliport lighting is 7.5m. 

💥 The width of the taxiway is smaller than the runway. 

💥 Alligator cracking is the example of failure in flexible pavements. 

💥 Hanger is a place where aircrafts to be repaired and service to be done. 

💥 The length of clear zone for none instrument runway of a small aircraft is 300m. 

💥 Wind rose diagram is used for the purpose of runway orientation

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