DFC
6th Nov 2003, 19:49
We all know that unless there is ATC, an aircraft may not land while another aircraft on the runway (ANO).
However, what about this;
Aircraft (A) is on final approach and another aircraft (B) is lined up to depart.
Nice long runway but no ATC.
Aircraft B rolls and gets airbourne in nice time and aircraft A sees that the runway is clear and landing is assured.
However, just as aircraft A is in the flare, the instructor in aircraft B calls "simulated" and lands back onto the runway.
There is no danger of collision in this case however, had the aircraft been closer things may have been different.
However, we have two aircraft landing on the same runway at the same time..........opinions from anyone?
Regards,
DFC
However, what about this;
Aircraft (A) is on final approach and another aircraft (B) is lined up to depart.
Nice long runway but no ATC.
Aircraft B rolls and gets airbourne in nice time and aircraft A sees that the runway is clear and landing is assured.
However, just as aircraft A is in the flare, the instructor in aircraft B calls "simulated" and lands back onto the runway.
There is no danger of collision in this case however, had the aircraft been closer things may have been different.
However, we have two aircraft landing on the same runway at the same time..........opinions from anyone?
Regards,
DFC