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May 25, 2017
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LeftOfNormal
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Wow. Two miles of wet runway for a fully loaded jet at altitude.
That's, umm...long.
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immacougar
5/24/17 8:32pm
doesn't it qualify for an emergency 747 landing zone
Nat Gas Man
5/24/17 8:34pm
one runway is 8,599 ft. 7500 required for 747
Nat Gas Man
5/24/17 8:43pm
Is that elevation dependent?
NanoFab Coug
5/24/17 9:01pm
Maybe you're thinking of Scuba diving body nitrogen absorption rate.
LeftOfNormal
5/24/17 9:04pm
yes and rainfall is taken into account as well
Nat Gas Man
5/24/17 9:16pm
a fascinating chart...
NanoFab Coug
5/25/17 7:20am
Wow. Two miles of wet runway for a fully loaded jet at altitude.
LeftOfNormal
5/25/17 8:38am
that's why they don't fly 747s to Everest?
NanoFab Coug
5/25/17 12:55pm
Allegiant flies 319s and 320's in there. Basically the same thing.
RalphWiggam
5/24/17 8:37pm
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immacougar
5/24/17 8:38pm
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Buffalo
5/24/17 8:41pm
BYU charters 757's out of there periodically. C17's also land there
Flyski
5/24/17 9:17pm
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