come si fa a chiamarlo aeroporto
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come si fa a chiamarlo aeroporto
Si parla tanto di sicurezza .... forse sarò iol'esagerato , però mi sembra davvero che l'altezza dell'aereo sia minina e deve scendere lungo un pendio ... una raffica di vento in coda non so cosa potrebbe fare .
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Si tratta dell'aeroporto di Tegucigalpa
Toncontín International Airport is a civil and military airport that serves Tegucigalpa, Honduras. It is 6 km away from Tegucigalpa's centre. The airport's single runway is 2025 m (6132 feet) in length and is at an altitude of 1090 m (3,297 feet). Boeing 757s are the largest aircraft that can land at Toncontin, as it is one of the shortest international runways in the world. During the Football War of 1969, Toncontin was a major target for the Salvadorian air force, and it was bombed on several occasions. In 2000, the airport handled 6,895,267 tonnes of cargo, 12,911 aircraft and 364,141 passengers. Toncontin International Airport has 4 gates (2 in the new terminal), 2 baggage claim belts, 150 short term parking spaces, a post office, a bank, a bureau de change, many restaurants, several airline lounges, a duty free shop, car rental services and a first aid room. They are renewing the old terminal, which will be used for domestic flights in the future. The new terminal is now used for international flights (also for the flight to Miami with a stop in Ramón Villeda Morales International Airport, San Pedro Sula). Toncontin is also the home of the Aeroclub de Honduras. The origin of the name Toncontín is unknown. This airport has received much criticism for being one of the most dangerous in the world (due to its vicinity to a sierra) and for years efforts have been made to replace it with Palmerola airport in Comayagua, currently a United States airbase. Toncontín has been improved significantly by the work of CAT (the Airport Corporation of Tegucigalpa) and by INTERAIRPORTS, a company hired by the government of the Honduras to administer the four airports of the country.
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Toncontín International Airport is a civil and military airport that serves Tegucigalpa, Honduras. It is 6 km away from Tegucigalpa's centre. The airport's single runway is 2025 m (6132 feet) in length and is at an altitude of 1090 m (3,297 feet). Boeing 757s are the largest aircraft that can land at Toncontin, as it is one of the shortest international runways in the world. During the Football War of 1969, Toncontin was a major target for the Salvadorian air force, and it was bombed on several occasions. In 2000, the airport handled 6,895,267 tonnes of cargo, 12,911 aircraft and 364,141 passengers. Toncontin International Airport has 4 gates (2 in the new terminal), 2 baggage claim belts, 150 short term parking spaces, a post office, a bank, a bureau de change, many restaurants, several airline lounges, a duty free shop, car rental services and a first aid room. They are renewing the old terminal, which will be used for domestic flights in the future. The new terminal is now used for international flights (also for the flight to Miami with a stop in Ramón Villeda Morales International Airport, San Pedro Sula). Toncontin is also the home of the Aeroclub de Honduras. The origin of the name Toncontín is unknown. This airport has received much criticism for being one of the most dangerous in the world (due to its vicinity to a sierra) and for years efforts have been made to replace it with Palmerola airport in Comayagua, currently a United States airbase. Toncontín has been improved significantly by the work of CAT (the Airport Corporation of Tegucigalpa) and by INTERAIRPORTS, a company hired by the government of the Honduras to administer the four airports of the country.
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PS: su Google earth si vede bene.
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Re: come si fa a chiamarlo aeroporto
Si parla tanto di sicurezza .... forse sarò iol'esagerato , però mi sembra davvero che l'altezza dell'aereo sia minina e deve scendere lungo un pendio ... una raffica di vento in coda non so cosa potrebbe fare .[/quote]
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Emozionante...in ogni caso
Re: come si fa a chiamarlo aeroporto
lucax1x ha scritto:Si parla tanto di sicurezza .... forse sarò iol'esagerato , però mi sembra davvero che l'altezza dell'aereo sia minina e deve scendere lungo un pendio ... una raffica di vento in coda non so cosa potrebbe fare .
e rivedendolo bene sembra davvero sfiorare il suolo :schock:
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Bel video! Sembrano le piste che si notano soprattutto in Albania ovvero messe in una vallata; per voi così ad occhio e croce senza andare a controllare su siti quanto può essere lunga la pista?
Secondo me sicuramente meno di 3.000 metri tipo 2.600 o 2.500
Secondo me sicuramente meno di 3.000 metri tipo 2.600 o 2.500
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intendo..senza leggere anche il post un pò più sopra!
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Non sono pochi ma neanche tantiMaxx ha scritto:Middle Marker, non è che 2.500 metri siano pochi. Linate è 2.400 per esempio.

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