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Old 7th Feb 2003, 21:42
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Schiphol-Tower wind at Take-off

At Schiphol, which might still be an IFALPA Black-Star airport, it is rare to be given the wind at departure by the Tower Controller.
Is this legal? Do you feel comfortable with this situation?
Your comments please!
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Simple. Don't end up with the tail wagging the dog. Ask for a surface wind check if you're not given one, you won't be refused!
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Landing a AMS the other day, 19R was giving wind at less than 5 kt, whilst 27 was something or other gusting to 20 kt.

I suppose that when 18/36 becomes operational it will need to have it's own TAF & METAR. It's almost far enough away from the rest of AMS to be used as an alternate!
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