RW type C
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RW type C
Hi there!
I need some help.
From FCOM A320 :It is not permitted to operate on Type C runways
Wher can i find some info about RW typs?
Do you know what that typs mean?
Thanks a lot.
I need some help.
From FCOM A320 :It is not permitted to operate on Type C runways
Wher can i find some info about RW typs?
Do you know what that typs mean?
Thanks a lot.
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Maybe you mean the following?
ICAO AERODROME STANDARDS
Page 17
Code Element 1:
Code number "3"
Aeroplane reference field length "1200 m up to but not including 1800 m"
Code Element 2:
Code letter "C"
Wing span "24 m up to but not including 36 m"
Outer main gear wheel span "6 m up to but not including 9 m"
Page 28
The width of a runway shall be not less than the appropriate dimension specified in the following tabulation:
Code number 3
Code letter A: 30m
Code letter B: 30m
Code letter C: 30m
Code letter D: 45m
ICAO AERODROME STANDARDS
Page 17
Code Element 1:
Code number "3"
Aeroplane reference field length "1200 m up to but not including 1800 m"
Code Element 2:
Code letter "C"
Wing span "24 m up to but not including 36 m"
Outer main gear wheel span "6 m up to but not including 9 m"
Page 28
The width of a runway shall be not less than the appropriate dimension specified in the following tabulation:
Code number 3
Code letter A: 30m
Code letter B: 30m
Code letter C: 30m
Code letter D: 45m
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RW type C
Skyjob has given the detail. Basically, A320s should not operate on 30m wide runways. The 737 can, given certain limitations. I actually thought there was a procedure whereby A320s could use 30m runways as well.