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Old October 17th 05, 10:29 PM
Montblack
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Default Radio Procedure - Runway ID

("Ash Wyllie" wrote)
Curved runway? ;-)


We all know you meant to type 1/19 or 3/21...


No, he is in an area where the isogonic lines are real close together.



Airport (1970) was on TV the other night.

Burt Lancaster's discussion in the office (with an SST model on the table)
was the closing of 29 and using 22 instead (Airport Commission members live
under the flight path - noise issues). Burt wants to keep the airport open!
Darn it!


Montblack
Movie filmed at Minneapolis/St Paul (MSP) when I was 9.

 




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