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The height of the pilot's eye above the runway surface is assumed

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Gobu Ponnupandian
Gobu Ponnupandian 7 years ago
gate occupancy time shall be defined as how many aircraft can be allowed per hour in runway per gate. which is given as 30min, ie 2 per hour
gate utilization factor is defined as time required to aircraft to clear the runway which is given as 0.5
no of gates is 4 therefore 2x0.5x4(no of gates )=4/-
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