The ALP includes which drawing near the approach path?

• A. Inner Portion Of Approach
• B. Terminal Sublease Map
• C. Aircraft Maintenance Diagram
• D. Passenger Boarding Bridge Layout

Answer: (A)

Airport Layout Plans focus on the arrangement of runways, taxiways, and the critical areas around them, including the approach path. The inner portion of the approach is included because it shows where the runway comes into alignment with airspace and how obstacle clearance, approach lighting, and protected areas are laid out. This ensures engineers and planners can verify safe entry and landing conditions and coordinate land use around the runway. The other drawings listed don’t fit this purpose: a terminal sublease map is about property and leases, a maintenance diagram is for aircraft or system maintenance, and a passenger boarding bridge layout belongs to terminal/airport terminal operations rather than the approach-area planning.