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Can gliders and powered aircraft co-exist using the same runway?



 
 
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Old January 15th 07, 01:43 PM posted to rec.aviation.soaring
Tom Gardner
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Default Can gliders and powered aircraft co-exist using the same runway?

Ron Lee wrote:
Can anyone identify an airport where gliders and powered aircraft use
the same runway? Do they use opposite traffic patterns? Any other
operational issues?

Ron Lee


Lasham, the largest gliding centre in the UK, shares the field with a
commercial jet maintenance facility. This means the runway is shared
with 707/727/767/Airbusses.

If you delve around on their site, http://www.lasham.org.uk/, you can
find more information.

 




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