The End of Runway (EOR) inspection is conducted immediately before which phase of flight?

The End of Runway (EOR) inspection is conducted immediately before which phase of flight?

• A. Takeoff
• B. Landing
• C. Taxi
• D. Engine start

Answer: (A)

End of Runway inspection is a pre-takeoff check to confirm the end of the runway is clear of debris and other hazards that could be ingested by engines or struck during the takeoff roll. Doing it immediately before takeoff ensures any debris that may have accumulated after the last taxi or after the initial run-up is identified and addressed before you commit to liftoff. This focus on the takeoff path is why the inspection is tied to takeoff rather than landing, taxi, or engine start.

End of Runway inspection is a pre-takeoff check to confirm the end of the runway is clear of debris and other hazards that could be ingested by engines or struck during the takeoff roll. Doing it immediately before takeoff ensures any debris that may have accumulated after the last taxi or after the initial run-up is identified and addressed before you commit to liftoff. This focus on the takeoff path is why the inspection is tied to takeoff rather than landing, taxi, or engine start.