Where do you find airport/field info?

Where do you find airport/field info?

• A. Airport Diagram on FF, or on the A/FD
• B. Notams only
• C. ATIS only
• D. FAA Chart Supplements

Answer: (A)

The important thing to know is where official airport diagrams and field details are published and readily accessible. An airport diagram is provided in ForeFlight, a common electronic flight bag, and also in the FAA’s Airport/Facility Directory. These sources give you the current runway layout, taxiways, hold lines, frequencies, services, and other essential field information you need for safe taxiing and operations. Notams and ATIS serve different roles—they supply notices and weather/airport information but not the full, current diagram or comprehensive field data. While the FAA Chart Supplements also contain diagrams, the combination of ForeFlight and the official A/FD is the most direct way to access the diagram when you’re preparing for or executing a flight.

The important thing to know is where official airport diagrams and field details are published and readily accessible. An airport diagram is provided in ForeFlight, a common electronic flight bag, and also in the FAA’s Airport/Facility Directory. These sources give you the current runway layout, taxiways, hold lines, frequencies, services, and other essential field information you need for safe taxiing and operations. Notams and ATIS serve different roles—they supply notices and weather/airport information but not the full, current diagram or comprehensive field data. While the FAA Chart Supplements also contain diagrams, the combination of ForeFlight and the official A/FD is the most direct way to access the diagram when you’re preparing for or executing a flight.