A conundrum for jet-jocks, Bertie where are you ?

[Gilbert Smith]

This is a serious question I would like the answer to:

What is it that Paris CDG has 19 of ? This is more than any other
airport in the world. Figures for some other airports are:
Munich, Zurich, Atlanta, and JFK 13,
Madrid and Seoul 12,
Toronto, Washington, Miami, Frankfurt, and Vienna have 9.
London Heathrow only has 5.
Plenty more examples if you need them.

Many thanks in advance.

[Jon Woellhaf]

Escalators?

"Gilbert Smith" > wrote in message
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>
> This is a serious question I would like the answer to:
>
> What is it that Paris CDG has 19 of ? This is more than any other
> airport in the world. Figures for some other airports are:
> Munich, Zurich, Atlanta, and JFK 13,
> Madrid and Seoul 12,
> Toronto, Washington, Miami, Frankfurt, and Vienna have 9.
> London Heathrow only has 5.
> Plenty more examples if you need them.
>
> Many thanks in advance.

[Flaps_50!]

On Oct 10, 5:36*am, Gilbert Smith > wrote:
> This is a serious question I would like the answer to:
>
> What is it that Paris CDG has 19 of ? This is more than any other
> airport in the world. Figures for some other airports are:
> Munich, Zurich, Atlanta, and JFK 13,
> Madrid and Seoul 12,
> Toronto, Washington, Miami, Frankfurt, and Vienna have 9.
> London Heathrow only has 5.
> Plenty more examples if you need them.
>
> Many thanks in advance.

A Charles DeGaulle factor? ;-p

Cheers

[Gilbert Smith]

"Flaps_50!" > wrote:

>On Oct 10, 5:36*am, Gilbert Smith > wrote:
>> This is a serious question I would like the answer to:
>>
>> What is it that Paris CDG has 19 of ? This is more than any other
>> airport in the world. Figures for some other airports are:
>> Munich, Zurich, Atlanta, and JFK 13,
>> Madrid and Seoul 12,
>> Toronto, Washington, Miami, Frankfurt, and Vienna have 9.
>> London Heathrow only has 5.
>> Plenty more examples if you need them.
>>
>> Many thanks in advance.
>
>A Charles DeGaulle factor? ;-p
>
>Cheers

LOL. I suppose I deserved that.
It is actually something a pilot would need to know, presumably before
the approach/landing or before take off. It doesn't appear to be the
number of documented approaches, or comms frequencies. Maybe the
number of SIDs ? I don't have the docs to checkout worldwide major
airports.