The bracket descriptor [Signals, Signs, Airport Markings] is associated with which AFVA?

The bracket descriptor [Signals, Signs, Airport Markings] is associated with which AFVA?

• A. Airfield Vehicle Passes
• B. AFVA 11-240
• C. AF IMT 483
• D. AFVA 13-222

Answer: (B)

The bracketed label Signals, Signs, Airport Markings points to the area that covers how traffic is guided on the airfield—what drivers and aircraft crews read from signs, signals, and the painted markings on pavements. The publication that standardizes these visuals and their meanings for airfield driving operations is AFVA 11-240. It sets the rules for how signs are used, what signals mean, and how airport markings should be applied so everyone on the field interprets them the same way. The other options don’t deal with airfield signage and markings—one relates to access passes, another to a vehicle inspection form, and the remaining option is a different AFVA not focused on airfield signage.

The bracketed label Signals, Signs, Airport Markings points to the area that covers how traffic is guided on the airfield—what drivers and aircraft crews read from signs, signals, and the painted markings on pavements. The publication that standardizes these visuals and their meanings for airfield driving operations is AFVA 11-240. It sets the rules for how signs are used, what signals mean, and how airport markings should be applied so everyone on the field interprets them the same way. The other options don’t deal with airfield signage and markings—one relates to access passes, another to a vehicle inspection form, and the remaining option is a different AFVA not focused on airfield signage.