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Module 6 Overview: Aerodromes

6.0 Course Introduction and Objectives

6.1 Aerodrome Layout and Areas

6.1 Layout: Movement and Manoeuvring Areas

6.1 Layout Quiz

6.2 Runways: Elements, Markings, Lighting, Safety Areas

6.2 Runway Elements

6.2 Runway Markings

6.2 Runway Lighting Systems

6.2 Runway Safety Areas: RESA and Stopway

6.2 Runways Quiz

6.3 Taxiways: Markings and Lighting

6.3 Taxiway Characteristics

6.3 Taxiways Quiz

6.4 Aprons: Configuration and Use

6.4 Apron Elements and Operations

6.4 Aprons Quiz

6.5 Visual Landing Aids and Approach Lighting

6.5 Visual Approach Slope Indicators

6.5 Approach Lighting Systems

6.5 Landing Aids Quiz

6.6 Obstacles and Limitation Surfaces

6.6 Obstacle Definitions and Surfaces

6.6 Obstacles Quiz

6.7 Aerodrome Data and Declared Distances

6.7 Aerodrome Reference Point and Pavement Strength

6.7 Declared Distances

6.7 Aerodrome Data Quiz

6.8 Module Review, Quizzes, and Surveys

6.8 Cumulative Knowledge Check

6.8 Feedback Survey: Content Clarity and Relevance

6.8 Feedback Survey: Instructional Design and Pace

6.8 Feedback Survey: Assessment Quality

Master the fundamentals of aerodrome layout, markings, lighting, landing aids, and critical aerodrome data with this ICAO/EASA-aligned module of the ICAO 021 Basic Course. Designed for aviation professionals and trainees, this course demystifies how runways, taxiways, aprons, and obstacle limitation surfaces are defined, marked, lit, and managed for safe, efficient operations. You will learn the operational differences between movement and manoeuvring areas, decode runway and taxiway markings, and understand lighting systems from edge and centerline lights to stop bars and runway guard lights. The program also explores visual approach slope indicators (PAPI/VASIS) and approach lighting systems supporting CAT I–III operations, along with RESA, stopways, and clearways. Finally, you will interpret declared distances (TORA, TODA, ASDA, LDA), ARP, and pavement strength (PCN/ACN) and apply them to real-world performance and planning. Throughout the course, concise knowledge checks reinforce key concepts, while structured surveys help refine your learning experience. Whether you’re preparing for regulatory assessments or building a solid operational foundation, this module gives you the clarity, terminology, and practical insight required to navigate aerodrome environments with confidence.

Aerodromes: Layout, Markings, Lighting, Landing Aids and Data (ICAO/EASA)

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            <p>Aerodromes: Layout, Markings, Lighting, Landing Aids and Data (ICAO/EASA) provides a structured, standards-based exploration of the operational environment in which air traffic services and flight operations interface. Positioned as Module 6 within the ICAO 021 Basic Course, it establishes a clear objective: to build a working understanding of aerodrome layout and key areas, the meaning and function of markings and lighting, and the interpretation of essential aerodrome data in accordance with ICAO definitions and practices, with reference to EASA where applicable. The module is outcomes-driven and assessment-supported; learners will encounter targeted quizzes throughout and a cumulative knowledge check, complemented by brief surveys to ensure content clarity and instructional relevance.</p>
<p>The course begins by differentiating Movement Area and Manoeuvring Area and examining the operational implications of runways, taxiways, and aprons for ATC and pilots. It proceeds to runway elements, markings, lighting systems, and safety areas, including RESA and stopways, with emphasis on designations, thresholds, TDZ features, and low-visibility operations. Taxiway characteristics, markings, lighting, and signage are addressed to support safe surface movement and holding procedures. Apron configuration and stand operations are covered with attention to guidance systems and coordination with ground services. Visual landing aids—PAPI/VASIS—and approach lighting (CAT I/II/III, including the Calvert concept) are integrated with runway lighting for approach and landing continuity. The module also introduces obstacle definitions and Obstacle Limitation Surfaces, highlighting safeguarding and procedural impact. Finally, aerodrome data and declared distances (ARP, PCN/ACN, TORA/TODA/ASDA/LDA) are linked to charting and performance calculations, ensuring learners can interpret, apply, and communicate critical aerodrome information in line with ICAO practice.</p>
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