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===Runway 01R-19L=== | ===Runway 01R-19L=== | ||
Runway | Runway 01R-19L is 2636 meters long. The 19L end is equipped with [[ILS]], with 108.9 used as the navigation frequency. | ||
===Runway 01L-19R=== | ===Runway 01L-19R=== | ||
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===Runway 10R-28L=== | ===Runway 10R-28L=== | ||
Runway 10R-28L is 3231 meters long. When the 28 runways are in use, 28L is normally used for takeoffs. | Runway 10R-28L is 3231 meters long. When the 28 runways are in use, 28L is normally used for takeoffs. The 28L end is equipped with ILS, with 109.55 used as the navigation frequency. This runway can, and sometimes is used for, landings due to the dominant wind direction pushing against it, which also helps in its use of takeoffs. | ||
===Runway 10L-28R=== | ===Runway 10L-28R=== | ||
Runway 28R-10L is the airports longest runway, with 3618 meters. When the 28 runways are in use, 28R is normally used for landings. | Runway 28R-10L is the airports longest runway, with 3618 meters. When the 28 runways are in use, 28R is normally used for landings. | ||
When approaching 28R, the localizer 111.7 can be used to direct the pilot. | When approaching 28R, the localizer 111.7 can be used to direct the pilot for ILS. This is automatically programmed into the NAV1 frequency in the backup spot, and can easily be switched in for use. | ||
==External links== | ==External links== | ||