1.An airport has a single runway oriented 054/274M. What is the appropriate runway designator?

2.A runway's dimensions are 1800m X 30m with an orientation of 033/213M and published non-precision approaches certified to AGN IIIB. What is the length of the approach OLS inner edge?

3. A runway's dimensions are 1700m X 30m with an orientation of 033/213M. The runway has a published precision approach. Assuming there are no stopways, what are the minimum overall dimensions of the runway strip?

4. Given a 6450 ft X 100 ft precision approach runway certified to AGN V, what is the minimum distance in metres from the centreline to the inner transitional surface?

5. What is the slope of the second segment of the transitional surface for an AGN II runway certified for category I approaches?

6. An airport has two runways in an open V configuration. Both are 3700m X 110m. One is oriented 059/239M and the other has an orientation of 176/356M.Both runways have full ILS capabilities.Runway 06 has a permanently displaced threshold of 35m. What is the radius of the outer obstacle identification surface? (1 point)

7. Given a precision AGN IIIB category I runway 200m ASL. What is the height (vertical rise) of the first segment of the inner transitional surface in metres? Give your answer to 4 decimal places.

8. If the runway in question 7 were a category III runway, what would be the height of the first segment of the inner transitional surface? Give your answer to 4 decimal places.

9. Given the information in question 8, at what distance from the centreline of the runway would the second segment of the inner transitional surface begin? Give your answer to 4 decimal places.

10. What is the height of the inner transitional surface for a non-precision AGN II runway?

11. A runway certified to AGN IV for category II approaches has an orientation of 054/234. What is the slope of the first segment of the transitional surface expressed as a %?

12. An airport has two parallel 8000' runways 06R/24L and 06L/24R with precision approaches certified to AGN IIIB. What is the height of the approach surface for runway 24R at the end of the first segment?

13.Given a 1600m precision approach runway certified to AGN IIIA, what is the overall length of the approach surface?

14. If the runway from question 13 were certified to AGN VI, what would the overall length of the approach surface be?

15. Given a 5800m non-precision approach runway certified to AGN IIIB. What is the total length of the outer edge of the approach surface (both sides of the runway centreline)?

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