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Old 4th Apr 2008, 09:25
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Korean - wrong runway in Auckland?

Any truth in the rumours?
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Old 4th Apr 2008, 09:53
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Thought there was only one??
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Possibly not - but you tell us.
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Devil Auckland Airport

There was only one runway at AKL the last time I was there so unless one has appeared in the last few months I guess there is still only one r
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Asiana did land on "works in progress" at AKL a few years back..
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Originally Posted by cater
There was only one runway at AKL the last time I was there
My understanding:

05R/23L 11,926'=3,635m Concrete
- the "southern" runway
05L/23R 10,197'=3,108m Asphalt
- main taxiway, standby runway
?/? 1,200-2,150m
- proposed or under-development "northern" runway

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Runway 05L/23R is normally used as a taxiway, but it does have full runway markings painted on for use as a runway when 05R/23L is closed. There are large illuminated "X" markings displayed prominently at each end when it's not in use as an actual runway.
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Korean - wrong runway in Auckland

The Korean captain said, just before take-off:

"Ahh..! That is a long lunway in Auckland!"

And so the rumor starts.
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Fox. Absolute genius.
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I heard they were heading for Oakland!
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Wrong runway or wrong WAY?
Nothing would surprise me as in their culture the FO would gladly sit with crossed fingers than cross his Skipper- it's happened many times before- 747 vs JAL 747 over Tokyo for example.
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Old 8th Apr 2008, 05:44
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aux

there's 2runway in Auckland for quite a long time
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There is only one runway, at Aukland, Kristanland, Norway!
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Kamikaze, Whenuapai is on the shore, so technically not in Auckland
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Not just KAL!

31 October 1979; Western Airlines DC10-10; Mexico City, Mexico: The crew inadvertently landed on a closed runway parallel to the active runway. The aircraft struck a large vehicle and crashed. 63 of the 77 passengers and 9 of the 11 crew were killed.

(It can happen)
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(It can happen)
Ask the guys at Gatwick
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Also happened to SIA (but not at AKL). That was their first major incident I believe.

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A Continental landed on a taxiway at EWR about a year ago:

http://www.pprune.org/forums/showthread.php?t=250415
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