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![]() "C. Massey" wrote in message news:tVWIg.3722 OK... But what I don't understand is why would they have two runways that are the same surface width, but it is listed as a 75 ft runway they way it is marked? It seems to me that if they are the same surface width, they would mark both of them the same usable width. Probably something as simple as their ongoing maintenance budget. Most planes that can operate in 3500 ft don't need a 150 ft width, and most planes that need this width probably couldn't function on a 3500 ft runway. Couple that with weight bearing capacity limitations, and the Lexington folk probably figured there was no point in continuing to require maintenance and upkeep on the outer areas of the pavement. In fact, I gather from some reports that there hasn't been a great deal of recent maintenance performed on that entire runway. |
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