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Old January 16th 04, 10:26 AM
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Its my understanding that the ramps looked like a ski-jump
rather than a ski.


They headed downward before turning up? What a hoot!

Still, I was taught to do something similar when taking off from a
short field: head in the wribg direction, hit the right brake at the
last moment, then start the real takeoff run with a bit of momentum.
Called a J Takeoff.

Same logic here?

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