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And then there is obstacle clearance. Over any terrain with appreciable elevation differences, topographic features can easily rule out otherwise eligible airf
by AceyMan 5y ago
And then there is obstacle clearance.
Over any terrain with appreciable elevation differences, topographic features can easily rule out otherwise eligible airfields because you'll have to cross granite on the glide down.
/Acey
I left that off before but it begged mentioning since it's a question that asks for a real answer/confirmation if starting from jet cruise altitudes. If you are starting at FL410, you could easily head down a box canyon accidentally when the Alps, Pyrenees, Rockies, etc. are nearby.
- ric2b 5y agoIt was the destination airport, can we stop making up possible reasons about why they couldn't land there? They couldn't because the fighter jets forced them to land at Minsk.