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May 22nd 07, 02:51 PM
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Welcome to Saba...
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May 22nd 07, 03:57 PM
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Welcome to Saba...
Mitchell Holman wrote:
If you haven't stopped on landing or lifted off on take off by the time you reach the "x", take it as hint to kiss your arse goodbye. -- Moving things in still pictures!
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May 22nd 07, 11:05 PM
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Welcome to Saba...
®i©ardo wrote in news:RxD4i.30248$085.13706
@fe3.news.blueyonder.co.uk: Mitchell Holman wrote: If you haven't stopped on landing or lifted off on take off by the time you reach the "x", take it as hint to kiss your arse goodbye. "No margin of error"
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#14
May 23rd 07, 03:42 AM
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Welcome to Saba... - sabarunway.jpg [1/1]
Martin Hooper wrote in
.uk: Bob Moore says... 17°38'N, 63°14'W According to the GE measuring tool the runway is only 0.25 miles. I guess there is only so many types that can actually land there... ....more than once...
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