The document outlines the various types of lighting used at airports, including rotating beacons, code beacons, boundary lighting, approach lighting, threshold lighting, runway lighting, taxiway lighting, apron and hangar lighting, lighting for wind direction indicators, and lighting for land direction indicators. Proper airport lighting helps guide pilots and vehicles to navigate runways, taxiways, and facilities safely.

1. Elements of Airport lighting
1. Rotating beacon
2. Code beacon
3. Boundary lighting
4. Approach lighting
5. Threshold lighting
6. Runway lighting
7. Taxiway lighting
8. Apron and hangar lighting
9. Lighting of wind direction indicator
10. Lighting of land direction indicator

2. Rotating beacon

3. Rotating beacon

4. Rotating Beacon

5. Code Beacon – Morse code

6. Boundary lighting

7. Airfield lighting

8. Approach lighting

9. Approach lighting - Pedestals

10. Lighting in Airport

12. Elevated light - Threshold

13. Flood lighting

14. Runway lighting

15. Flush Light
Flush light – does not protrude more than 1 cm (0.4 in)
above the pavement surface

16. Elevated light
Elevated light – protrude more than 12 cm above the
pavement surface where it is installed

17. Taxiway lighting

18. Taxiway lighting

19. Apron & Hangar lighting

20. Lighting of Wind Direction Indicator

21. Overall Airport lighting