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Old 23rd Oct 2005, 19:36   #21 (permalink)
 
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NWI can oblige all the aforementioned...
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I think I am right in saying EDI can cope will above ...

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I think you will find LPL handles all the aircraft that you mention
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Try this useful link to show runway lengths and airfield information with landing and take off distances etc.

http://worldaerodata.com/countries/
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EDI can quite easily cope with all.
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