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![]() Morgans wrote: "Newps" wrote You would choose the number to which the magnetic variation is taking the runway. For example around the western US you would choose the higher number as if you don't you'll have to renumber the runway that much sooner. What??? You don't rename a runway after it has been named. You most certainly do. Our parallel runways here at BIL were renumbered from 27 R+L to 28 R+L several years ago. They did this at the same time they rotated the VOR for the same reason. Another example is MSP. The parallel runways there were 11/29 until a few years ago when they were renumbered to 12/30 |
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On Sun, 16 Oct 2005 15:56:35 -0600, Newps wrote:
Another example is MSP and another one is PHX, IIRC. #m -- Repeat an assertion four times and it becomes a fact. Repeat an assertion four times and it becomes a fact. Repeat an assertion four times and it becomes a fact. Repeat an assertion four times and it becomes a fact. |
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![]() "Newps" wrote You most certainly do. Our parallel runways here at BIL were renumbered from 27 R+L to 28 R+L several years ago. They did this at the same time they rotated the VOR for the same reason. Another example is MSP. The parallel runways there were 11/29 until a few years ago when they were renumbered to 12/30 I have never heard of that, before now. I'm sure they must do that to make people keep buying new, up to date charts. g -- Jim in NC |
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The thing that causes runways to get renumbered is the fact that the
magnetic variation itself, shifts. It may shift six minutes ( a tenth of a degree ) per year. So after ten years, the local mag. variation may change from 6° W to 7° W . So every few years, runways get assigned new numbers. This gradual shift varies by locality on the globe. Areas that are volcanically active can have huge shifts of 30 minutes or more per year. "Newps" wrote in message news ![]() You would choose the number to which the magnetic variation is taking the runway. For example around the western US you would choose the higher number as if you don't you'll have to renumber the runway that much sooner. |
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