Re: Northwest To Fly Portland-Tokyo Nonstop

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747s are not allowed to use the second runway at NRT. Upto and including
777 is the max for landing (I think but not certain that 777s can only use
it for take offs for relatively short range sectors). There is one farmer
holding out, preventing the rw being extended.

Cheers

Alastair

At 14:00 14/01/04 -0500, you wrote:
><<The reason for NW A320/757 at NRT was that the airline was able to get
>slots on NRT's new second runway, which is too short to handle large
>aircraft.  So I don't see the 757s getting replaced with 742s.>>
>
>Interesting, but considering the short routes they fly with the 320s and
752s, I am thinking the 742s could probably make the flight.  How long is
the runway?
>
>




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