• Become a Subscribing Member today!

    J3-Cub.com is the largest community of J3-Cub pilots, owners and enthusiasts. With over 1000 active members, we have fostered a vibrant community and extensive knowledge base.

    Access to the J3-Cub.com community is by subscription only. Membership is only $49.99/year or $6.99/month to gain access to this community and extensive unmatched library of knowledge.

    Why become a Subscribing Member?

    • J3-Cub.com hosts a library of over 13 years of technical discussions, J3 data, tutorials, plane builds, guides, technical manuals and more.
    • J3-Cub.com also hosts an extensive library of J3-Cub photos.
    • You will also receive two J3-Cub decals!

    Become a Subscribing Member and access J3-Cub.com in full!

    Subscribe Now

Grumble

This site may earn a commission from merchant affiliate links, including eBay, Amazon, and others.

bob turner

Well-Known Member
Joined
Jan 7, 2005
Messages
17,766
Reaction score
5,245
We have a 150 foot wide cross-runway without an instrument approach, re-paved this year to its full width of 150 feet. According to management, it must be narrowed to 75' width by painting diagonal stripes on all that new pavement, because the feds will not allow a VFR runway to be 150' wide.

It is actually worse than that - in my opinion they should have closed the runway totally, and converted it to parking. It is used for croswinds above eight knots, to ensure that our students never learn proper crosswind techniques. It has been closed for almost a year while they repave it, proving, in my opinion, that it is useless.

And dangerous, because the final approach is limited by two other airports, and a midair is almost guaranteed someday on a two mile final.

Opinion, of course.

Grumble.
 

Latest posts

Back
Top