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"Dave Stadt" wrote: "TaxSrv" wrote in message ... "Newps "wrote: How much room will there be as the Cessna rolls down the runway? If he leaves me about 1000 feet I'm landing. What if the Cessna rolls a bit and aborts? Mechanical problem. Forgot his Jepps. Fred F. Then go around. Chances are if he aborts he will be off the runway before you touchdown. And even if he's not, landing behind him may still be the safest thing. If the other guy is on the runway in front of me, I can see him and know exactly where he is. If I go-around, there's a pretty good chance I'll lose sight of him (especially if I'm flying a low-wing). Most of the things most of us fly can be stopped in under 1000 feet. There just aren't that many scenarios where a guy starts rolling and then stops leaving me less than 1000 feet behind him. And even in that case, I can probably do a high-speed turn off into the grass with little or no damage. |
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![]() Let me add. If you go around you clear the R/W ASAP. No if's, and's or but's. Been the rule for years. Big John `````````````````````````````````````````````````` `````````` On Wed, 08 Feb 2006 23:45:53 -0500, Roy Smith wrote: In article , "Dave Stadt" wrote: "TaxSrv" wrote in message ... "Newps "wrote: How much room will there be as the Cessna rolls down the runway? If he leaves me about 1000 feet I'm landing. What if the Cessna rolls a bit and aborts? Mechanical problem. Forgot his Jepps. Fred F. Then go around. Chances are if he aborts he will be off the runway before you touchdown. And even if he's not, landing behind him may still be the safest thing. If the other guy is on the runway in front of me, I can see him and know exactly where he is. If I go-around, there's a pretty good chance I'll lose sight of him (especially if I'm flying a low-wing). Most of the things most of us fly can be stopped in under 1000 feet. There just aren't that many scenarios where a guy starts rolling and then stops leaving me less than 1000 feet behind him. And even in that case, I can probably do a high-speed turn off into the grass with little or no damage. |
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