What is the AOAFAM ICON used for?

• A. Orange diamond - This icon addresses the needs of individuals, who have an operational necessity for access to special security areas of the airfield but do not have direct contact with the Air Traffic Control Tower.
• B. Black background; ASM.
• C. Green background; RAD.
• D. Purple background; ATC.

Answer: (C)

AOAFAM icons use color and a short label to show what airfield access is allowed for a person or role. The green background with the RAD label is the symbol used to designate Ramp Access (RAD). This category identifies personnel who need access to the ramp area and airfield operations for their duties, even if they may not have direct contact with the Air Traffic Control Tower. The other color/labels correspond to different access roles (for example, orange diamond for specialized security-area access without Tower contact, black background for ASM, purple background for ATC), but they are not the ramp-access designation. So the green background with RAD is used to indicate ramp access.