Sentence examples for runway 1 from inspiring English sources

Bob Gretz, a senior air safety investigator for the National Transportation Safety Board, which is investigating the accident, said that preliminary information from the Federal Aviation Administration indicated that the plane was coming in on Runway 1 at Teterboro.

Runway 1 Left/19 Right, which is 11,500 feet long and 150 feet wide, Dulles's fourth runway, opened last November, and could provide parking space for about 100 planes, said Tara Hamilton, a spokeswoman for the Metropolitan Washington Airports Authority.

The bomber struggled into the air just 100 feet (30 metres) short of the end of the two-mile runway, 1,500 miles from Japan.

Among the proposals is a plan to allow airplanes landing from the north to use all 5,516 feet of Runway 1/19, which runs north-south.

Jones, the director of Republic, said the shift northward would help ensure that noise levels for homeowners at the southern end of Runway 1/19, in North Amityville, would stay below 65 L.D.N. units.

A map supplied by TriState Planning and Engineering, which drew up the expansion plan, shows that the shift of Runway 1/19 and the possibility of using larger planes will in fact push the noise profile south by about two blocks, almost to Southern State Parkway, though the level would remain below 65 units.

LOOKING down from the control tower at Republic Airport in East Farmingdale, the airport manager, Stephen D. Williams, pointed to the 200-foot separation between Runway 1/19 and its neighboring taxiways, and the 500-foot space that separates the airport's other runway, 14/32, and its taxiways.

On the Web site run by the Village of Farmingdale (www.fdale.com), local civic groups warn that if Runway 1/19 is modified to accommodate large aircraft, Republic's ability to "provide more reliable service will be enhanced, and this could turn Republic into a jetport".

"Cactus 1529, if we can get it to you, do you want to try to land Runway 1-3?" Captain Sullenberger was in the unusual position of both flying an airliner and working the radio; talking on the radio is normally the job of the other pilot, but in this case the first officer, Jeffrey B. Skiles, was running through an "engine restart checklist".

By The New Yorker March 11 , 2014Takeoffs, J.F.K. International Airport, Runway 13R (2006).

Take, for example, Runway 24-Left at Los Angeles International Airport.