My little runway :)

[cat46]

[Isaac]

Not sure what runway 46L means? Not conventional runway heading marking.


Isaac

[3Turner]

Nice runway Cat46

Originally Posted by Isaac

Not sure what runway 46L means? Not conventional runway heading marking.


Isaac

Sure it is Issac. I think when you see the runway number with a L (left) or R (right), the runway's are side by side parallel to each other. Here is an example of one with number and letter (third shot down): SLC to CDG – Jonesblog

Of course, our resident airline pilot, Sumato, may be able to clarify.

[cat46]

runway heading is own choise it is not real

[MacSongLi]

cat46

Great Job!

Gary

[jaffro]

Wow, even a runway can upset a rivet-counter...

Nice work.

[Kit163]

Originally Posted by Isaac

Not sure what runway 46L means?
Isaac

As far as I understand it means 10L, but with full 360-degree circle before final
-"Blue sky 734", base leg, 19, angels 1, ready for left turn to final, 10L.
-Negative 10L, "Blue Sky 737", you're cleared to land on 46L! Turn right to 10, final approach!

Nice models, by the way.

[Rubenandres77]

Good idea to make a runway to display the model airplanes

The thing with the numbers of the runways, is that the number (X10) indicates the orientation of the strip in degrees. This way a runway "26R" indicates the right strip of a runway oriented 260 degrees. Since the compass only has 360 degrees, the highest possible number can't be more than 36.

[Isaac]

Not a rivet counter nor a perfectionist.

only bringing up a glaring marking. Obviously it is his own fantasy marking and not conventional.




Go for it.
clear to land runway 56L or 66R or 77center.......................

Just have fun


Isaac

[cat46]

Thanks for comments