Runway PCN number
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Runway PCN number
I just came across this recently. What type of aircraft would a PCN number of 40 (bearing strength) permit?
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Depends if we are talking Rigid Pavement or Flexible Pavement............................and what sub grade catagory?? High, Med, Low or Ultra Low???
On a Rigid Pavement Subgrade High A then the A319-100 twin wheel main gear is a 40. As is the B727-100C and B737-700
On a Flexible Pavement Subgrade High A include B777-200 and B747SP are both classified 40
On a Rigid Pavement Subgrade High A then the A319-100 twin wheel main gear is a 40. As is the B727-100C and B737-700
On a Flexible Pavement Subgrade High A include B777-200 and B747SP are both classified 40
