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October 15th 06, 11:13 PM
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How often do you have to go around?
Ron Natalie wrote: They have to plan (with little exception) that one aircraft can not touch down until the other is clear. Not even close to being correct. In fact most operations at GA airports allow two aircraft on the runway. The general rule is if either aircraft is a jet or weighs more than 12,500 then only one on the runway. 
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October 15th 06, 11:20 PM
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How often do you have to go around?
Newps wrote:
Ron Natalie wrote: They have to plan (with little exception) that one aircraft can not touch down until the other is clear. Not even close to being correct. In fact most operations at GA airports allow two aircraft on the runway. The general rule is if either aircraft is a jet or weighs more than 12,500 then only one on the runway. Yep. And that's something that needs to be taught more, because it shocked me when it first happened to me. My instructor never told me anything about it,and very few people I talked to knew it was legal.
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