How would a pilot learn that an airport uses a right-hand traffic pattern for a particular runway?

• A.From the segmented circle markers and the Chart Supplement entry for that airport
• B.Right-hand patterns are never used
• C.By listening to the ATIS at a non-towered airport

Why

Exceptions to the standard left-hand pattern are published in the Chart Supplement and shown by the segmented circle. Checking both sources prevents a remote pilot from misjudging where manned traffic will be.

Source: FAA-G-8082-22 Ch. 11 · ACS knowledge area: Airport Operations · From the Loading, Performance & Airport Operations practice bank (PER-069).

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