Колись тут був з проміжною посадкою - перше враження коли ступив на поле - ПЕКЛО! Запахи гудрону, нафтопродуктів, піску... А зовні начебто нічого й не змінилося. Дяка Дмитру за такі відео з кабіни пілота!!!!!!
@Rohit The Runway has the number 31. It shows the proper direction on the magnetic compass. You need to add a zero behind 31 which makes 310. That means the runway heading is almost northwest on the magnetic compass. The pilots should read 310 on their Nav display or 310 on their magnetic compass during final approach. When the pilots depart or land on the opposite direction, the number will show 13 on the runway. That means 31(0) - 180 degrees = 13(0). 180 degrees because they look to the opposite direction. In that case number 13 on the runway shows that the runway is facing southeastern direction on the compass. If you have parallel runways you will see also the letters L for left and R for right. Some airports have three runways side by side like in Frankfurt or Jeddah. In that case the middle runway has the letter C for center. Sometimes runways get numbers changed due to magnetic north movement. Like Madrid changed numbers a few years ago for example Runway 15L and 15R to 14L and 14R. Also it is important to know that for example on Runway 31 like in this video, the heading is not necessarily 310 degrees. It can be between 306 or 314. The exact final approach course pilots read from charts.
On any airport runway in the world, u wl find two numbers written at both the two ends of the runway. What's the meaning/significance of these two numbers and what's the difference between the two numbers n why is the difference always constant for all the runways in the world ?
The Runway has the number 31. It shows the proper direction on the magnetic compass. You need to add a zero behind 31 which makes 310. That means the runway heading is almost northwest on the magnetic compass. The pilots should read 310 on their Nav display or 310 on their magnetic compass during final approach. When the pilots depart or land on the opposite direction, the number will show 13 on the runway. That means 31(0) - 180 degrees = 13(0). 180 degrees because they look to the opposite direction. In that case number 13 on the runway shows that the runway is facing southeastern direction on the compass. If you have parallel runways you will see also the letters L for left and R for right. Some airports have three runways side by side like in Frankfurt or Jeddah. In that case the middle runway has the letter C for center. Sometimes runways get numbers changed due to magnetic north movement. Like Madrid changed numbers a few years ago for example Runway 15L and 15R to 14L and 14R. Also it is important to know that for example on Runway 31 like in this video, the heading is not necessarily 310 degrees. It can be between 306 or 314. The exact final approach course pilots read from charts.
оо это новый аэропорт в Чарджоу? я улетал в 2000 с аэропорта гагарина ))) любимый город
Я из Туркменабада! Рад вас встретить у себя в гостях!!! :)
Спасибо! Надеюсь когда нибудь посчастливится приземлится в новом аэропорту родного города Чарджоу! Молодцы!
Супер.
Вы летчики всегда герои 👍
🇹🇲Туркменабад🇹🇲 мой🇹🇲 родной 🇹🇲город 🇹🇲😘😘😘
Добро пожаловать друзья (Туркменабат, Чарджоу всегда рад гостям)
Диспетчер молодец ✊🏽
Колись тут був з проміжною посадкою - перше враження коли ступив на поле - ПЕКЛО! Запахи гудрону, нафтопродуктів, піску...
А зовні начебто нічого й не змінилося. Дяка Дмитру за такі відео з кабіни пілота!!!!!!
Молодці. Щасти Вам. З Богом!
Супер😍родной город😍😍😍😍😍
Я с этого города Туркменабат.
From Brazil.
Bravoo mužiki vam turkmenabat moy ray
👍 super landing
ЗДОРОВО!
Welcome Charjov
супер👍👍👍👍👍👌👌👌👌👏👏👏👏👏👏
летчики красавцы
Супер. А есть посадки в Ашхабаде или Красноводске(Туркменбаши ща) буду рад видеть
@Rohit
The Runway has the number 31.
It shows the proper direction on the magnetic compass.
You need to add a zero behind 31 which makes 310.
That means the runway heading is almost northwest on the magnetic compass.
The pilots should read 310 on their Nav display or 310 on their magnetic compass during final approach.
When the pilots depart or land on the opposite direction, the number will show 13 on the runway.
That means 31(0) - 180 degrees = 13(0).
180 degrees because they look to the opposite direction.
In that case number 13 on the runway shows that the runway is facing southeastern direction on the compass.
If you have parallel runways you will see also the letters L for left and R for right.
Some airports have three runways side by side like in Frankfurt or Jeddah.
In that case the middle runway has the letter C for center.
Sometimes runways get numbers changed due to magnetic north movement.
Like Madrid changed numbers a few years ago for example Runway 15L and 15R to 14L and 14R.
Also it is important to know that for example on Runway 31 like in this video, the heading is not necessarily 310 degrees.
It can be between 306 or 314.
The exact final approach course pilots read from charts.
👍👍👍
Рядом с этой полосой камыш косил для своих коров во были времена
Мой город
Блин когда-то я работал в этом летной полосе битоны заливали
Родной город остался в прошлом. А в настоящие время не доступный Туркменабат. В следующей жизни мы туда поподем.
Зеленки нет вообще.Вырубили все деревья.Посадка-идеально.
Там не растет ничего
Этот новой аэропорт они построено в пустыне за городом ..
Чарджоу это Турменабад ! Туркменистан это ГУРБАНГУЛИСТАН ,ТАДЖИКИСТАН это РАХМАНИСТАН ! ДА , ВОТ ЭТО ДА !
On any airport runway in the world, u wl find two numbers written at both the two ends of the runway.
What's the meaning/significance of these two numbers and what's the difference between the two numbers n why is the difference always constant for all the runways in the world ?
The Runway has the number 31.
It shows the proper direction on the magnetic compass.
You need to add a zero behind 31 which makes 310.
That means the runway heading is almost northwest on the magnetic compass.
The pilots should read 310 on their Nav display or 310 on their magnetic compass during final approach.
When the pilots depart or land on the opposite direction, the number will show 13 on the runway.
That means 31(0) - 180 degrees = 13(0).
180 degrees because they look to the opposite direction.
In that case number 13 on the runway shows that the runway is facing southeastern direction on the compass.
If you have parallel runways you will see also the letters L for left and R for right.
Some airports have three runways side by side like in Frankfurt or Jeddah.
In that case the middle runway has the letter C for center.
Sometimes runways get numbers changed due to magnetic north movement.
Like Madrid changed numbers a few years ago for example Runway 15L and 15R to 14L and 14R.
Also it is important to know that for example on Runway 31 like in this video, the heading is not necessarily 310 degrees.
It can be between 306 or 314.
The exact final approach course pilots read from charts.
Аэропорт Туркменабад 500$ млн доллар.
Я родом из Чарджоу, уехал в 1996 году. К большому сожалению Туркменистан является закрытым государством и не рад он нам! 😒
А где ты сейчас земляк?
@@rasul1638 Таганрог
WELL COME TO NORTH KOREA!
It is not North Korea if you don't have any idea about the city please keep your comment on yourself.
Indi gaýdyp gelme teswirde birine-de jogap bermediň.
Кимлер хокум суруп йор бизим Ватанимизда кимлер ее чикды хокман саваш усти бн топракларимизи ызына алмали Аллах бизи яратды о топракларда кесекилере хокум сурмек асла гадаган.