How much do you really know about your airport? It's time to find out...

1. 1) You're taxiing out to the runway at night. What color are the taxiway edge lights?
   Boldmethod

   The taxiway edge lights are blue.

   The taxiway edge lights are blue.

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2. 2) What is this marking (blue arrow), and what can you use it for?
   Boldmethod

   This is a displaced threshold. It's limited to takeoff and taxiing.

   This is a displaced threshold. It's limited to takeoff and taxiing.

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3. 3) What is this yellow and black marking?
   Boldmethod

   This is a runway boundary sign. It signifies the entrance of a runway when you're on a taxiway.

   This is a runway boundary sign. It signifies the entrance of a runway when you're on a taxiway.

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4. 4) You're flying at night, and you see an airport beacon in the distance. The sequence is "Green, White, White." What kind of airport is it?
   arbyreed

   A beacon that flashes "Green, White, White" denotes a military airport.

   A beacon that flashes "Green, White, White" denotes a military airport.

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5. 5) You've just landed, and you see this sign next to the runway. What is it?
   Boldmethod

   This is a runway distance remaining sign and lists the amount of runway remaining in thousands of feet.

   This is a runway distance remaining sign and lists the amount of runway remaining in thousands of feet.

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6. 6) What are these lights, and where would you expect to find them?
   FAA

   These are runway guard lights (also called "wig-wag" lights). You'll see them as you're entering a runway, and they help prevent you from inadvertently taxiing on to a runway before you're cleared.

   These are runway guard lights (also called "wig-wag" lights). You'll see them as you're entering a runway, and they help prevent you from inadvertently taxiing on to a runway before you're cleared.

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