The Data section of the ALP typically includes which item?

• A. Wind And Runway Length
• B. Passenger Manifest List
• C. Marketing Expenditure
• D. Airport Levy Schedules

Answer: (A)

Wind data and runway length are the kinds of factual, physical characteristics that define how an airport operates. The Data section of an Airport Layout Plan collects objective attributes that influence planning and safe operations, such as prevailing winds and runway dimensions. Knowing wind patterns helps determine takeoff and landing performance requirements and which runway configurations are usable, while runway length directly affects the types of aircraft that can operate and the capacity available. The other items—Passenger manifest list, Marketing expenditure, and Airport levy schedules—are administrative, financial, or regulatory details that belong in different documents or sections, not in the Data section of the ALP.