Transportation Industry

Standard Signs meets new standards

Airports International, April, 1995

US airfield signs maker, Standard Signs, has developed its popular Lumacurve runway and taxiway signs to meet the new UK Civil Aviation Authority's revised standards for aerodrome signs. The company sells its signs to Europe and Hong Kong through the UK's Cegelec.

In February, Standard Signs launched a new version of its UL-series of unlighted runway and taxiway signs to meet a US Advisory. These are a cost -effective way for smaller airports to comply with this new advisory, says the firm.

Standard Signs has been making airfield signs since the US Federal Aviation Administration conceived them in 1955. Its Lumacurve sign, introduced in 1982, is now installed at 800 airports in the US and overseas. Following the FAA's circular changing the standards...

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