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October 20th 05, 07:34 PM
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Runway Numbering - Radio Procedure
No, because there are no runways named "zero-two" in the US...
"BTIZ" wrote in message news:VjR5f.13018$MN6.12287@fed1read04... what is the problem of thinking rwy two or rwy zero-two are they not the same runway? BT "Daniel L. Lieberman" wrote in message m... If one announces "Runway Two Zero" but the "Zero" is cutoff the listener thinks "Runway Two". Announcing "Runway "Zero Two" prevents this possibility. Obviously this problem only occurs with a limited number of runway alignments. The "Runway Zero Two" for someone speaking at 120 words per minute occupies 1/2 second more than "Runway Two." 
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