An outbound destination sign identifies

An outbound destination sign identifies

• A. The current wind speed
• B. The direction of taxi to take-off
• C. The direction to take-off runways
• D. The altitude of the field

Answer: (C)

Outbound destination signs guide you to a specific place on the airfield, pointing the way to where you need to go next. In the context of getting ready to depart, that sign shows the direction to the take-off runway, so you can taxi toward the correct runway for departure. This is why the correct choice is about the direction to the take-off runways—the sign’s purpose is to direct you toward that destination. Wind speed comes from weather sources like ATIS, and the field’s altitude is determined by the altimeter setting, not by ground signs.

Outbound destination signs guide you to a specific place on the airfield, pointing the way to where you need to go next. In the context of getting ready to depart, that sign shows the direction to the take-off runway, so you can taxi toward the correct runway for departure. This is why the correct choice is about the direction to the take-off runways—the sign’s purpose is to direct you toward that destination. Wind speed comes from weather sources like ATIS, and the field’s altitude is determined by the altimeter setting, not by ground signs.