The Port of Seattle's Air Movement Area (AMA) Training Program Study Guide establishes safety guidelines and procedures for non-flight-crew personnel operating vehicles on the airfield at Seattle-Tacoma International Airport (SEA). The program covers proper radio communications, airfield markings and signage, and movement area rules, with the goal of preventing runway incursions—defined as any ground-level occurrence that creates a collision hazard with aircraft. Successful completion of the training and a mandatory test is required to receive a runway driving credential on a Port of Seattle ID badge.Open full document
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This study guide from the Port of Seattle covers the Air Movement Area (AMA) Training Program for non-flight-crew personnel operating on the airfield at Seattle-Tacoma International Airport. It addresses runway incursion prevention, proper aviation terminology, VHF radio communications, movement/non-movement area procedures, and airfield signage and markings. Successful completion of the program and testing results in a ‘RWY’ Driver Identifier on the Port of Seattle ID badge.