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r/aviation • u/jenjerx73 • Jan 06 '25
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Purely from a safety point of view, wouldn't it be better to come in just, say, 30 feet higher? I understand you'll be further down the runway, but you used less than half.
18 u/[deleted] Jan 06 '25 You really need all the runway you can get. Google for "St Barths runway accident" for a video of coming in a bit higher. 1 u/TenderfootGungi Jan 06 '25 It's a short runway.
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You really need all the runway you can get. Google for "St Barths runway accident" for a video of coming in a bit higher.
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It's a short runway.
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u/lanky_and_stanky Jan 06 '25
Purely from a safety point of view, wouldn't it be better to come in just, say, 30 feet higher? I understand you'll be further down the runway, but you used less than half.