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Runway edge lights are white, transitioning to amber near the departure end of the runway. The ends, or thresholds, of the runways have green lights at the âbeginningâ of the runway, or approach end. The departure end is marked by red lights delineating the end of operational pavement.
A runway's compass direction is indicated by a large number painted at the end of each runway. A runway's number is not written in degrees, but is given a shorthand format. For example, a runway with a marking of 14 is actually close to (if not a direct heading of) 140 degrees.