CYVR 26L TODA to read 17,250' ?
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CYVR 26L TODA to read 17,250' ?
Anyone know why CYVR 26L TODA became 17,250 feet?
Re: CYVR 26L TODA to read 17,250' ?
Found a CYVR 2037 Master Plan, including extra runway and probably more clearway or stopway...
probably something to do with this
https://www.yvr.ca/en/about-yvr/who-we- ... aster-plan
probably something to do with this
https://www.yvr.ca/en/about-yvr/who-we- ... aster-plan
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Re: CYVR 26L TODA to read 17,250' ?
You exit the apron at Echo, hit TOGA on Delta, do a step turn on Delta 7 and then on to 26L.
Geez did I say that....? Or just think it....?
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"Found a CYVR 2037 Master Plan..."
YVR on the ball these days putting NOTAMS out seventeen years in advance.
YVR on the ball these days putting NOTAMS out seventeen years in advance.
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Re: CYVR 26L TODA to read 17,250' ?
Hope they will tie floats onto thatsmooth wrote: ↑Sun Nov 01, 2020 11:26 am Found a CYVR 2037 Master Plan, including extra runway and probably more clearway or stopway...
probably something to do with this
https://www.yvr.ca/en/about-yvr/who-we- ... aster-plan
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Re: CYVR 26L TODA to read 17,250' ?
This is why they tell you to slow down at TOD, half of their controllers are in training for the new runway procedures.
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Re: CYVR 26L TODA to read 17,250' ?
YVR is trying to attract one of the ME3 carriers. Any bit of extra clearway helps I guess....
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Re: CYVR 26L TODA to read 17,250' ?
TODA is the takeoff runway available (TORA) plus the clearway. The clearway in this case is half the runway length. The NOTAM is actually correct.
Re: CYVR 26L TODA to read 17,250' ?
I understand TORA + Clearway = TODA. It just seems TODA is 17250' that's almost 6000' longer than the actual runway length. Just curious is it because 08 end has nothing but ocean(considering the water is the clearway) And what's the TODA like before the NOTAM?
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26L TODA before Notam - 12484'smooth wrote: ↑Tue Nov 03, 2020 11:44 am I understand TORA + Clearway = TODA. It just seems TODA is 17250' that's almost 6000' longer than the actual runway length. Just curious is it because 08 end has nothing but ocean(considering the water is the clearway) And what's the TODA like before the NOTAM?
17250' puts it well into the water so why stop at 17250'? How is water considered part of the TODA? Disregard the question, google is my friend. See second attachment....
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Re: CYVR 26L TODA to read 17,250' ?
TP312 5th edition, 4.4.1.3 states that the maximum length of a clearway is half of the TORA, which is why it stops at 17,250'.kevenv wrote: ↑Tue Nov 03, 2020 1:55 pm26L TODA before Notam - 12484'smooth wrote: ↑Tue Nov 03, 2020 11:44 am I understand TORA + Clearway = TODA. It just seems TODA is 17250' that's almost 6000' longer than the actual runway length. Just curious is it because 08 end has nothing but ocean(considering the water is the clearway) And what's the TODA like before the NOTAM?
17250' puts it well into the water so why stop at 17250'? How is water considered part of the TODA? Disregard the question, google is my friend. See second attachment....
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Re: CYVR 26L TODA to read 17,250' ?
found the document, that is very interesting! learn something today