Not usually, no.
The "ramp" or "apron" is the part of the airport where airplanes park to load or unload.
"Tarmac" is a more generic term referring to any paved part of the airport. It may be used to refer to the ramp, the taxiways, the runways, or indeed even when referring to the pavement itself in a more general sense.
TARMAC is another name for the ramp or the area where aircraft are parked.
A ramp controller is responsible for the loading/unloading sequence of passenger and cargo aircraft on the tarmac (ramp). I was a ramp controller when I was in the Air Force and worked as an Air Freight/Air Transportation Supervisor.
A ramp controller is responsible for the loading/unloading sequence of passenger and cargo aircraft on the tarmac (ramp). I was a ramp controller when I was in the Air Force and worked as an Air Freight/Air Transportation Supervisor.
The name of the area where fashion models walk is called a runway. It is also referred to as a catwalk or a ramp.
This is called the "ramp". The term "tarmac" is sometimes inaccurately used, conflating the name of the area with the name of the paving material used for its construction.
The ramp walk is another way of saying "runway walk."
The name of the walk that models do on a runway is called a runway walk. Although it is sometimes called a ramp walk also.
Ramp walk is another term for runway walk. "Ramp" is a term that is mostly used in the UK and India.
Regional aircraft movement parking. (ramp)..... - sohrab afsari RAMP - Regional of Aircraft moving for parking. -Maini
return to ramp
The total fuel on board of the aircraft is known as ramp fuel. Ramp fuel= taxi fuel+take-off-fuel
Region of aircraft movement and parking