Hello,
What do the different lines at the airport, or more specifically on the apron, actually mean?
Here, for example, is a green line—what does it mean? Does it have multiple meanings?
And what are blue lines good for?
Is there perhaps an online PDF list that clearly summarizes everything?
Questions upon questions – who can answer them for me?
Thank you in advance and best regards
from your inti1
(1 votes)
Loading...Is there a difference between the A320 and A330 cockpits? Or are they identical, like in the A320 family?
I have a slight fear of flying, but only during landing, takeoff, and turbulence. As soon as the plane reaches the specified altitude and there's no turbulence, I can sleep peacefully or do something else. However, as soon as there's even the slightest turbulence, my stomach tightens and my body becomes completely stiff. It's possible…
Hi everyone 🙂 I checked in a few days ago. Since I'm flying alone, I chose to assign a seat. Now I've found out that some of my relatives are flying on the same day, and I'd like to sit next to them. (Unfortunately, they've already checked in, too.) Is there any way I can…
Hello, We want to fly to America next year, but I read that currently no planes are flying from Düsseldorf to the USA. The nearest airport would be Cologne. Does anyone here know the connections? We're going to a travel agency, but would like to do a bit of research beforehand. When I look online,…
Hi.
different colors of the roll line are used when a guideline is unclearly divided and no new named taxiway emerges therefrom.
It’s clearer and less misunderstanding.
Here you should find some more information: https://www.fraport.com/content/dam/fraport-company/documents/geschaeftsfelder/service/directive and payment terms/directives/de/c2-9-vo-v1-0-b.pdf/_jcr_content/renditions/original.media_file.download_attachment.file/c2-9-vo-v1-0-b.pdf
LG
These are taxiways, so routes for planes to get from and to the runway. The instruction of Groundcontrol can therefore be: “Follow the green taxiway”
Are there many green guidelines?
And what do the blue lines mean?
Either the same, or it marks a line where a message has to be delivered or stopped.
I don’t know these lines from my professional environment.
Cool job 👍
I’ll add a supplement to my question where I saw these lines.
I was an aircraft leader, now in retirement, I don’t know these lines from my practice.
What do you do if I can ask?
Blue lines mark device storage areas I’ve heard – do you know if that’s true?
Landmarking (airfield) – Wikipedia
What do you mean?
I was on Wikipedia, but that didn’t help me much more…
Click on the blue underlaid things, there’s a lot to explain.
Moreover, these markings are international.
Google
Unfortunately not what I want to know 😉 😀
Is there an international guide I can look at?
The individual taxiways can be separated again. Take Cologne/Bonn (CGN/EDDK) as an example. In front of Terminal 2 on the apron lead to all parking positions 3 parallel taxiways. Name this one by one would be really complicated. Therefore they have been divided into red, yellow and blue and all have the name “M”. It’s easy to say, “Taxi via red Mike and Alpha 7”. The crew recognizes which is meant.
Not at most airports. There are probably various rolling paths to different runways and terminals.