airport operationsFAA-published sample question (FIA, Aug 2021)
The 'No Entry' sign identifies
A
paved area where aircraft entry is prohibited.✓ Correct Answer
B
an area that does not continue beyond intersection.
C
the exit boundary for the runway protected area.
Explanation
AIM 2-3-8 describes the No Entry sign (red with a white circle and bar) as prohibiting aircraft entry into an area, typically a one-way taxiway or an area of pavement where aircraft entry is prohibited. A dead end is marked differently, and the exit boundary of a protected area is marked by a boundary sign.
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