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Arrows leading to a threshold set back from the paved end.
Also known as: Threshold displacement, Arrow markings runway
A displaced threshold moves the landing threshold up the runway, usually because of an obstacle on the approach. The paved surface before it may be used for take-off and rollout but not for landing, and arrows rather than chevrons mark that it is usable.
Marks a landing threshold set back from the physical end of the paved surface, usually for obstacle clearance.
Contexts: Public information, Navigation
Leaves the preceding pavement usable for take-off and for rollout, marked with arrows, unlike a permanently closed area marked with chevrons.
Contexts: Public information, Navigation
A series of long arrows painted along the runway pointing towards a solid transverse bar across its width.