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ARFF AIRCRAFT RESCUE COMPREHENSIVE
TEST 2026 QUESTIONS WITH SOLUTIONS
GRADED A+


◉ What is the most congested area on an airport? Answer: Ramps
(the area around a terminal or hangar)


◉ What does FOD stand for? Answer: Foreign Object Debris


◉ White markings are used for Answer: Runway identification
numbers and letters, landing zone bars, and striping


◉ Red marking are used for Answer: Designate restricted areas such
as fire lanes and no entry areas


◉ Yellow marking are used for Answer: Hold bars, taxiways, and
Instrument Landing System (ILS) areas


◉ What does ILS stand for Answer: Instrument Landing System


◉ When do vehicles stop and obtain clearance to cross Answer:
When approaching a hold position marking from the solid-line side

,◉ Mandatory signs Answer: White on red


◉ Location signs Answer: Yellow on black (tells you where you're at)


◉ Information signs Answer: Black on yellow (help a fellow)


◉ Runway Distance Remaining Signs Answer: White on black


◉ Blue lights Answer: Taxiway, usually located along the edges


◉ White lights Answer: The edges of runways and identify runways
centerlines


◉ Green lights Answer: approach end of the runways and some
taxiway center lines


◉ Red lights Answer: Obstructions such as building structures,
unserviceable areas, and the departure end


◉ Yellow/Amber lights Answer: Location of hold bars

, ◉ Embedded red and white lights alternate the last ____ feet Answer:
3000


◉ What is crosswind leg Answer: The flight path at a right angle to
the landing runway off its upwind leg


◉ What is downwind leg Answer: The flight path PARALLEL to the
landing runway in the direction opposite to landing


◉ What is base leg Answer: The flight path at a right angle to the
landing off the approach end


◉ What do CRFFAA stand for Answer: Critical Rescue Firefighting
Access Area


◉ What do RRA stand for Answer: Rapid Response Area


◉ The RRA extends how many feet off the runway? Answer: 500 feet
from each side and 1650 feet from the end of the runway


◉ The CRFFAA extend how many feet off the runway? Answer: 500
feet from each side and 3300 feet beyond each runway end

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