The 90 Auto Lane is located between which two areas, including the duty runway?

• A. Between No Man's Land and the Normal Lanes (includes duty runway)
• B. Between the field boundary and the Normal Lanes
• C. Between No Man's Land and the duty runway
• D. Between the runways and Langley Road

Answer: (A)

The main idea here is knowing how the airfield’s labeled taxi corridors are defined. The 90 Auto Lane is the stretch that runs from No Man's Land up to the Normal Lanes, and the duty runway sits within that same span. That’s why this option is correct: it places the lane between No Man's Land and the Normal Lanes and explicitly includes the duty runway as part of that area.

Why the other descriptions don’t fit: if the lane were described as between the field boundary and the Normal Lanes, it would place it outside the No Man's Land area and wouldn’t necessarily include the duty runway. If it were stated to lie between No Man's Land and the duty runway, the Normal Lanes would be left out, which contradicts the inclusion of the duty runway within the lane’s extent. And locating it between the runways and Langley Road ignores the defined corridor between No Man's Land and Normal Lanes entirely.