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Terms in this set (87)
How many airports are in the 3,380 airports; 1) commercial service, 2) reliever, 3) select GA
NPIAS and what three types
are included?
What are the three1) open to the public 2) receive scheduled passenger defining
characteristics of service 3) 2,500 or more enplaned passenger per commercial service
year airports?
What type of airport has Primary airport
commercial service and over
10,000 annual
enplanements?
Primary airports are split into Large Hub (>1% of all US annual enplanements);
4 categories, what are they Medium Hub (0.25% to 1%); Small Hub (0.05-0.25%);
and how are they defined?
Non-Hub (10,000 to 0.05%)
How many enplanements between 2,500 and 10,000 enplanements per year
characterize a nonprimary
commercial service airport?
What characterizes a reliever 1) open to the public; 2) 100 or more based aircraft or
airport? 25,000 annual operations
If they have at least 10 locally based aircraft and are at least 20
General aviation airports miles from a NPIAS airport
can be included in the
NPIAS under what
circumstances?
, What plan provides Master Plan
guidelines for an airport's
capital development over a
20-year timeframe?
What is the set of drawings Airport Layout Plans
that shows the airport's
long-term development,
updated in accordance with
grant assurance number 29?
Runway design standards 1) airplane design group (wingspan); 2) aircraft approach
are based on what three category (approach speed); 3) approach visibility
primary factors? minimums
Taxiway and taxi lane design airplane design group (wingspan)
standards are based on what
primary factor?
How is airplane design group Based on the aircraft's wingspan and tail height
determined and whichever is most restrictive; 6 categories, I thru VI,
categorized? where I is the smallest/shortest and VI is the
largest/tallest
How is aircraft approach Based on aircraft approach speed; 5 categories, A thru E,
category determined and where A is the slowest and E is the fastest
categorized?
What are the 6 categories of I (tail height <20', wingspan <49'); II (tail height 20 <30',
airplane design group? wingspan 49 - <79'); III (tail height 30 - <45'), wingspan 79-
<118'); IV (tail height 45 - <60', wingspan 118 - <171'); V (tail
height 60 - <66', wingspan 171 - <214');
VI (tail height 66 - <80', wingspan 214 - <262')
A (<91 knots); B (91 - <121 knots); C (121 - <141 knots); D
What are the 5 aircraft
approach categories and (141 - <166 knots); E (>166 knots)
the criteria for each
category?
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Terms in this set (87)
How many airports are in the 3,380 airports; 1) commercial service, 2) reliever, 3) select GA
NPIAS and what three types
are included?
What are the three1) open to the public 2) receive scheduled passenger defining
characteristics of service 3) 2,500 or more enplaned passenger per commercial service
year airports?
What type of airport has Primary airport
commercial service and over
10,000 annual
enplanements?
Primary airports are split into Large Hub (>1% of all US annual enplanements);
4 categories, what are they Medium Hub (0.25% to 1%); Small Hub (0.05-0.25%);
and how are they defined?
Non-Hub (10,000 to 0.05%)
How many enplanements between 2,500 and 10,000 enplanements per year
characterize a nonprimary
commercial service airport?
What characterizes a reliever 1) open to the public; 2) 100 or more based aircraft or
airport? 25,000 annual operations
If they have at least 10 locally based aircraft and are at least 20
General aviation airports miles from a NPIAS airport
can be included in the
NPIAS under what
circumstances?
, What plan provides Master Plan
guidelines for an airport's
capital development over a
20-year timeframe?
What is the set of drawings Airport Layout Plans
that shows the airport's
long-term development,
updated in accordance with
grant assurance number 29?
Runway design standards 1) airplane design group (wingspan); 2) aircraft approach
are based on what three category (approach speed); 3) approach visibility
primary factors? minimums
Taxiway and taxi lane design airplane design group (wingspan)
standards are based on what
primary factor?
How is airplane design group Based on the aircraft's wingspan and tail height
determined and whichever is most restrictive; 6 categories, I thru VI,
categorized? where I is the smallest/shortest and VI is the
largest/tallest
How is aircraft approach Based on aircraft approach speed; 5 categories, A thru E,
category determined and where A is the slowest and E is the fastest
categorized?
What are the 6 categories of I (tail height <20', wingspan <49'); II (tail height 20 <30',
airplane design group? wingspan 49 - <79'); III (tail height 30 - <45'), wingspan 79-
<118'); IV (tail height 45 - <60', wingspan 118 - <171'); V (tail
height 60 - <66', wingspan 171 - <214');
VI (tail height 66 - <80', wingspan 214 - <262')
A (<91 knots); B (91 - <121 knots); C (121 - <141 knots); D
What are the 5 aircraft
approach categories and (141 - <166 knots); E (>166 knots)
the criteria for each
category?
