Taxiway Surface Marking

Taxiway Surface Marking

Taxiways are defined as the paths that are used for the taxiing of aircraft from one part of an airport to another. Taxiway centerlines are marked to provide a visual identification of the designated taxiing path.
Have you ever been to the airport or had an aircraft trip experience? When you are inside the aircraft, and when you are peeping through the window when landing or take off, you might have looked at some yellow, white, or black lines moving towards the runway, right? These are called the taxiway lines. It is the line that connects the runway with several other areas of the airport. These taxiways are made of the concrete or asphalt, and they are similar to the runway surfaces, but it is pretty solid. These taxiways will connect with the terminal, runway, or the hangar.
Generally, only some authorized people, such as the airport personnel like pilots, will be allowed inside the taxiway due to some security reasons. The different aspects like the signs, lights with different colors, and marking are the indication of different things. Continue reading to know some of the most important information on the taxiway to gain more knowledge on the airport campus.

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