YVR AVOP EXAM STUDY GUIDE 2026/2027 ACCURATE QUESTIONS WITH CORRECT DETAILED SOLUTIONS || 100% GUARANTEED PASS NEWEST VERSION

Fifth Six Seventh - - ANSWER ____, ___ and _____ is the order of priority are other maintenance vehicles, vehicle to an operator's right at an intersection, when both vehicles have arrived simultaneously and Equipment in a vehicle corridor. Controlled - - ANSWER _______ taxiways are P, S, T, R, K from the west de-icing pad, J, Q, north of the Canadian Service road, N7 becomes controlled in low visibility. Uncontrolled - - ANSWER _______ taxiways are: F, Q south of the Canadian Service road, C south of F, DU, DV, DW. 10 - - ANSWER Speed limit is __ km in Baggage make-up areas and the ITB tug tunnel. 15 - - ANSWER Speed limit is __km on tunnel ramps and under the B and C fingers also in front of the DTB. 25 - - ANSWER Speed limit is __km in vehicle corridors. 40 - - ANSWER Speed limit is __km on airside roads unless otherwise posted. manoeuvring area - - ANSWER The _______ ___ is part of the airport used for take-off and landing of aircraft and for the movement of aircraft associated with take-off and landing. They are controlled areas. Aprons - - ANSWER ____ are for the loading and unloading and servicing of aircraft they are not part of the maneuvering area. They are uncontrolled areas. Controlled Area - - ANSWER _______ ___ is a Movement/Airside area that cannot be entered unless clearance has been optained from Air Traffic Control (ATC) Controlled Taxiway - - ANSWER _______ ______ is a taxiway under the control of Air Traffic Control (ATC). Only vehicles operated by a holder of a "D" AVOP may enter a controlled area. Uncontrolled Area - - ANSWER _______ ____ is an area in which vehicle movement is permitted without clearance from Air Traffic Control (ATC). Uncontrolled Taxiway - - ANSWER _______ ______ is a taxiway that is not under the direct control of Air Traffic Control (ATC). Taxiway - - ANSWER ______ is a defined path established for the taxiing of aircraft and intended to provide a link between one part of the airport to another. Operational Stand - - ANSWER _______ ____ is an area of the apron where aircraft are parked, serviced for flights and passenger boarding, deplaning. Operational stands may have bridges or pedestrian corridors from aircraft to the terminal. Tail of Stand - - ANSWER ___- __- ____ (TOS) is the area behind the tails of aircraft at the Operating Stands, extending to the tail clearance/yield line. These lines are always solid white. Head of Stand - - ANSWER ____- __ -____ (HOS) is a vehicle corridor that passes under the bridges and Terminal Building. Vehicle Corridor - - ANSWER ______ ______ is a part of the apron identified with painted white lines which vehicles are authorized to travel. Speed must be reduced when approaching Vehicle tunnels, blind corners, aircraft, apron pedestrian corridors, baggage make up areas and areas in construction zone. Road - - ANSWER ____ is a dedicated surface, excluding Vehicle Corridors. Equipment Operators - - ANSWER _______ _______ must reduce their speed during poor weather conditions and low visablility. Airside Vehicle Operator's Permit - - ANSWER _____ _____ _______ _____ (AVOP) is the three types of AVOPs are referred to as D/A, DA Green and a "D" D/A and D/A Green AVOP's are valid for 5 years. (Definition} Restricted Area Identification Card - - ANSWER _______ ___ _______ ____(RAIC) is a card that entitles the holder to have access to a specific restricted area. The RAIC must be display at all times. (Definition) Restricted Area - - ANSWER _______ ____ is an area, normally designated by a security gate or sign, where entry is restricted to persons authorized by YVRAA. All personnal in these areas must display a valid RAIC. Enforcement personnel - - ANSWER The _______ _______ include, but are not limited to, authorized YVRAA operation staff, Security, RCMP and other YVRAA designated personnel. They have the authority to issue violations notices, or confiscate your RAIC and escort you from airside. Planner CSM - - ANSWER All accidents must be reported to the _____ or ___. The Company will then notify YVRAA with a copy of the report regardless of severity. Prohibited - - ANSWER Smoking airside, including inside vehicles, using phones, personal radios, CD players or similar electronic equipment, motorcycles, bicycles and skateboards are ______. exceed the speed limit - - ANSWER Passing is allowed as long as you do not _____ ___ ____ _____. 3 - - ANSWER On Apron 6 you are permitted to escort _ vehicles. 150 - - ANSWER If driving behind an aircraft which is taxiing keep back at least ___ feet (47m) or roughly 4 large buses. 25 - - ANSWER Vehicles shall remain a minimum of 7.5m (__feet) from an aircraft unless engaged in servicing that aircraft. 6.5 - - ANSWER Ground service vehicles and carts must be kept a minimum of 2m (___feet) from hydrant fueling pits. red blue yellow - - ANSWER Most hydrant fueling pits are marked by a ___ circle containing a ____ and _____ center. 6 - - ANSWER A vehicle may tow a maximum of _ units. The number of towed units should be reduced if visibility and/or road conditions deteriorate. Operators are responsible for the entire unit comprising the towing vehicle and the towed units. 50 - - ANSWER Fuel vehicles are prohibited from all Airside tunnels, breezeways, underpasses, HOS corridors and within 15m (__feet) of any building. 15 - - ANSWER The refueling vehicle shall be a minimum distance of 4.5m (__feet) from any source of ignition. 25 - - ANSWER No refueling shall occur within 7.5m (__feet) of any aircraft. 25 - - ANSWER The maximum speed in the Horseshoe is __km/h. 15 - - ANSWER The maximum speed in the Horseshoe is 25 km/h, except in front on the DTB which is __ km/h. 10 - - ANSWER The ITB Tug Tunnel is a restricted driving area. The maximum speed limit in the tunnel or on any of the entrance ramps is __ km/h. 3 6 - - ANSWER Vehicles under escort must be operated as if they were part of the escorting vehicle. For this reason the escort must ensure escorted vehicles have sufficient time and room to follow. One escort vehicle may accompany up to __ vehicle on Apron 6, and up to __ in all other airside areas. red white - - ANSWER Apron Safety Line is one ___ and one ____ line adjacent to each other. Do Not Cross - - ANSWER When approaching taxiways V, R, JA, P, S, T and these RED lights are flashing, __ ___ ___ unless you have radio contact with the Air Traffic Control Tower. Use the long way around by the hotel. yellow black - - ANSWER Taxiway Location Signs are ____ letters and ___ background. white dashed white - - ANSWER Vehicle Corridor is two solid ____ lines divided by a _____ ____ line. two solid yellow - - ANSWER Taxiway Edge Line is ___ ____ ____ lines. solid yellow - - ANSWER Taxiway Center Line is one ___ ___ line. yellow dashed yellow - - ANSWER Runway Hold Lines are two solid ___ lines and two ____ ____ Lines. White Zipper Line - - ANSWER ____ ____ ___ is a separation of a controlled and uncontrolled area. double red - - ANSWER Bridge Safety Lines are marked by a _____ ___ line near or around the base of the bridge. No parking or driving is permitted between the bridge safety lines and bridge return circles. white - - ANSWER Apron Passenger Path Lines are ___. They identify a safe corridor in which passengers are escorted from the terminal to aircraft parked on the apron. Red Alert - - ANSWER When a ___ ____ is declared at the airport all airside operations cease immediately. Remove yourself from the ramp and proceed inside a building. Let your Lead or Planner know where you are if you are separated and can not get to your crew. Or remain on the aircraft. First - - ANSWER ____ order of priority is an Aircraft Under Power or Under Tow. Never drive in front of or behind an aircraft with ACL's flashing. Second - - ANSWER _____ order of priority is Emergency Vehicles responding to an indecent, with lights and sirens on. Third - - ANSWER ____ order of priority Snow Removal or Apron Sweeper Equipment. Fourth - - ANSWER ____ order of priority Fuel Trucks.