Which publication lists the standard hand signals used for directing a taxiing aircraft?

• A. ASA-AMT-G, General textbook, page 629.
• B. FAA Aeronautical Information Manual.
• C. ICAO Handbook of Aircraft Handling Signals.
• D. Jeppesen Pilot's Taxiing Guide.

Answer: (A)

Knowing where the standard taxiing hand signals are published helps you quickly locate the authoritative guidance you’re expected to know. In this context, the standard signals used to direct a taxiing aircraft are listed in the ASA-AMT-G General textbook, specifically on page 629. This publication is the reference the course uses for maintenance technician topics, so it provides a concise, exam-focused set of signals in one place, matching what you’re tested on. Other publications, like the FAA Aeronautical Information Manual, ICAO Handbook of Aircraft Handling Signals, or Jeppesen Pilot’s Taxiing Guide, cover similar concepts but are either broader in scope or aimed at different audiences (pilots, international standards, or general operating guidance).