Where can additional information regarding airport hotspots be found?

The Airport/Facility Directory (A/FD) is a comprehensive resource designed to provide detailed information about airports, including specific operational procedures, runway configurations, and potential hazards or "hotspots" on the airport surface. These hotspots are areas that may pose a collision risk due to their layout or the complexity of operations.

The A/FD includes diagrams and descriptions that make it easier for pilots to understand where these hotspots are located and how to navigate them safely. This resource is particularly useful for ensuring pilots are aware of local traffic patterns and any special restrictions that may apply to certain areas of the airport.

While other resources, such as ATC manuals, the Aeronautical Information Publication (AIP), and sectional charts, contain valuable information about airports and airspace, they do not specifically focus on the detailed operational advice and hotspot information that is found in the Airport/Facility Directory. The AIP is more geared toward regulatory and procedural information on a broader scale, while sectional charts primarily provide geographical navigation details and do not contain the same level of airport-specific operational insights.