Airport taxiway signs and markings - Sporty's Private Pilot Flight Training Tips

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All airports with ATC control towers in the U.S. (and many non-towered airports) use a standard set of pavement markings and elevated signs to guide pilots from the parking airport to the active runway. In this video, we'll explore the location and meaning of each in a simulated 3D airport environment so that you'll be well prepared when taxiing at a large airport.
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[@ferohora139]

"simulated 3D airport environment" is awesome!
It looks awesome, it looks really good!
It is a FlightGear?

[@lekingdom]

Thats awesome info

[@mateuszswitaa1203]

great video

[@engchoontan8483]

How to collide on taxi-way before modification of airports to accomodate a380.?

[@engchoontan8483]

Runway holding position marking
= jet blast
= seperation
= minimum clearance
Non-movement
= area
== hahaha
= boundry
== ...
Taxi way
= direction Sign
= location Sign
= location amd direction Sign
= holding position marking
With a380 requirements in-mind, the taxi-way classifications for aircraft types, should be similar to classes of roads, engineering curves and spreads and seperation and holding and area.sss. During movement, all are a380 and cannot be a snob.