Yes and yes. Airplanes have crosswind design limits.

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Jun 11, 2017
2:00:03pm

demon_llama Redshirt Freshman

Yes and yes. Airplanes have crosswind design limits.

Generally the company has separate limits that may be lower than aircraft design limits.

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demon_llama

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immacougar

6/11/17 11:35am

Flying into Maui in the afternoon is always pretty crazy. Last week a lady was

kotacoug

6/11/17 11:38am

Cool story.

slowhiteguy

6/11/17 12:52pm

Just about every time I fly into the Bahamas, Hawaii, France or Antarctica it's pretty windy but they land ok #soblessed

byuTX

6/11/17 11:56am

My grandpa has a place in Gibraltar that's always super windy when flying in.

6/11/17 12:05pm

I was nervous the first several times I flew in there. Sort of reminds me of flying into bora bora

byuTX

6/11/17 12:08pm

I've only been there twice and honestly can't remember the airport much. Beautif

6/11/17 12:10pm

I had a couple flights with high winds; both landing, one into London and one

unctoothman

6/11/17 12:21pm

From a person who fly's weekly...My experience is that flights do take off, but

bayareacoug

6/11/17 1:58pm

Yes and yes. Airplanes have crosswind design limits.

demon_llama

6/11/17 2:00pm

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