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Old January 30th 08, 08:34 AM posted to rec.aviation.piloting
partho
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Default take off & landing of plane

hi,
I need some information about the take off & landing of a passanger
plane.is there any particular distance upto which a plane has to
travell before moving towards direction of its destination. Or before
landing do these planes come to a certain distance from where they
heads towards runway.how they manage this air traffic.

Regards,

Partho.
 




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