Runway incursions can happen to pilots of any experience level and at any airport—staying “current” on ground operations is essential. Can you score 100% and prove your runway safety status is above par.
How does the FAA define runway incursions?


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In an effort to verify you are on the correct runway for takeoff, you should:


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What is the purpose of a yellow demarcation bar?


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Runway numbers are determined from:


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Which of the following can cause a runway incursion?


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How are temporarily closed runways handled?


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When receiving taxi instructions from ATC, you should always read back:


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When can you cross an active runway at a control towered field?


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When should you enter a runway for takeoff at pilot-controlled fields?


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ATC issues the clearance, “Piper 67BL, fly heading runway heading, climb and maintain 2,000 feet, cleared for takeoff runway 8.” Which way do you turn when entering the runway?


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What is the significance of hotspots on taxiway diagrams?


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When approaching a runway hold short marking (area D), which side of the double yellow lines is the aircraft permitted to cross without ATC approval?


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After contacting ground control you are instructed to taxi to, and hold short of Runway 22. Upon reaching the holding area, which sign will you see?


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