3000 feet runways - possible?

[vololiberista 205]

3,000ft runways for turboprops? Certainly

Look no further!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fmakSwlYLs0

[Propane 16]

Just asked the captain I'm flying with today, who happens to have a bunch of hours on the 41. He estimated that with a 1000m runway like Orsa Tallhed you would be very limited. Say 600-800kg and a pax or 3-6. That's if your willing to disregard all regulations required for a pax transport flight .

 

Btw, I've got a fair amount of landings in Mora . It would be whole lot smarter to fly from there, especially with foggy mornings like today.

[bönan 7]

Just asked the captain I'm flying with today, who happens to have a bunch of hours on the 41. He estimated that with a 1000m runway like Orsa Tallhed you would be very limited. Say 600-800kg and a pax or 3-6. That's if your willing to disregard all regulations required for a pax transport flight .

 

Btw, I've got a fair amount of landings in Mora . It would be whole lot smarter to fly from there, especially with foggy mornings like today.

Ah, thanks! I guess I have to find myself another plane, a King Air or something, or just stretch the limits a bit. Mora is also a nice airport, thats where I first flew like ten years ago, and I'm currently working on my PPL there.

[Nathan3219 113]

 

 

Ah, thanks! I guess I have to find myself another plane, a King Air or something, or just stretch the limits a bit. Mora is also a nice airport, thats where I first flew like ten years ago, and I'm currently working on my PPL there.

 

Wait! I made a video and the J41 can land at Orsa.

 

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hM8vaLrH5yA&feature

 

I did not include takeoff in the video, but I assure you, I did take off successfully with the J41 from runway 3.