Which of the following is NOT a movement area?

In the context of airport operations, movement areas are specifically designated parts of the airport used for the movement of aircraft. Taxiways and runways are included in this classification because they are essential routes for aircraft to transition to and from the runway for takeoff and landing, as well as to move between different locations on the airfield.

Ramps, on the other hand, are generally considered non-movement areas. They are the spaces where aircraft are parked, loaded, or unloaded and do not facilitate direct movement to or from the runway or taxiways. Because ramps serve more as static locations for aircraft rather than pathways for their movement, they do not fall under the category of movement areas in the same way that taxiways and runways do.

Therefore, identifying ramps as not being a movement area is the correct understanding of airport layout and operations.