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Old Posted Apr 27, 2014, 9:00 AM
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Originally Posted by jigglysquishy View Post
Interesting that they think it'll be completely done by 2021. Would have thought they'd be in a rush to complete it.

The article mentions possible lengthening the runways? Does anyone know the benefits? What is currently difficult/impossible to do with our current runways?
There are future plans to lengthen Runway 13-31 from 7901' to 9100' towards the northwest for the threshold of Runway 13. (GTH-related.)

The primary benefit of lengthening runways is provide more accommodating V1 speeds during the take-off roll. (Though landing distances are not as critical as are take-off distances.)

There aren't many things that YQR's runways can't handle. (Except Airbus A380s and the Antonov 225.) All other a/c types are still game though.

Last edited by SkydivePilot; Apr 27, 2014 at 5:07 PM. Reason: Plural vs. singular.
     
     
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