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Old 24th February 2014 | 17:04
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worrab
 
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In the aeroplane the precise numerical value can be less of an issue. For your example, if the wind is more than 45 degrees to the runway then the cross-wind is pretty much 20kt. At 30 degrees it's a half (ie 10kt) and less than around 20 degrees off the nose shouldn't affect things too badly.
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