What does clearance to cross authorize you to do?

What does clearance to cross authorize you to do?

• A. Cross the boundary
• B. Stop before the boundary
• C. Enter restricted area
• D. Park in a designated area

Answer: (A)

Clearance to cross means you have permission to pass the boundary line between landside and airside. It authorizes you to move across the boundary itself, not to stop there, park, or automatically enter any restricted areas beyond that boundary. You still need the proper authorization for entering restricted zones or performing other actions, and you must follow all directions from control and posted rules. In short, it lets you cross the boundary, not to stop, park, or enter restricted areas.

Clearance to cross means you have permission to pass the boundary line between landside and airside. It authorizes you to move across the boundary itself, not to stop there, park, or automatically enter any restricted areas beyond that boundary. You still need the proper authorization for entering restricted zones or performing other actions, and you must follow all directions from control and posted rules. In short, it lets you cross the boundary, not to stop, park, or enter restricted areas.