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"smallg" wrote in message ... Okay, I've never even had a flying lesson, which may explain it, but yesterday afternoon I stopped by a local airport to watch some planes, and noticed that the tower had them all taking off and landing more *with* the wind than against it. The wind was blowing at around 10-12 mph (around 10 or so knots) and the windsock appeared to agree. I know about crosswind landings and t-offs, but I always thought once the wind was giving more of a tailwind than headwind, it was time to change directions. BTW, these were all small planes, as this airport doesn't accomodate anything bigger than corporate jets. Just curious, thanks! What airport? What runway? |
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