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Old 14th Apr 2016, 10:02
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Jwscud
 
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Originally Posted by the_Inquisitor
A cockpit video of the recent landing of a Challenger 300 has been uploaded:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=24HJ7Dbcg4s

I just noticed that an AD chart has been published for FHSH as well: http://www.atns.com/downloads/FHSH%20AD%202-11.pdf

But why the hell are the runway numbers 02/20 when the direction is 179° and 379° respectively?

A first test flight with a B738 operated by Comair is expected to touch down on April 18th.
But why the hell are the runway numbers 02/20 when the direction is 179° and 379° respectively?
Those are the true headings (I believe you mean 359°?) - the magnetic headings are also given as 016° and 196° hence the runway numbers.

Variation is clearly still 17°W as it was when I was there in 2007 (I looked up my old Nav Workbook/sight book)
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