What the length of a plane runway????

Answer 1

Anything from 500 feet for ultralights to 15,000 feet for big jets at high elevation airports.

Answer 2

A runway can be any length that the airport wants and is able to build. This can be affected by terrain and surrounding communities. A smaller airport in a rural area will usually have a much smaller runway than a large major metro area airport.

Answer 3

There's no set length. It depends on the type of aircraft being used by the airport. As aircraft get larger and more airports try to utilize them, they need to not only lengthen the runways, but reinforce them as well. Specific aircraft need specific minimum length runways.

Answer 4

All runways are different. It depends upon what type of aircraft are utilizing the airport. Most major airports have runways over 10,000 feet. You can see information about airports all over the world (including length of runways) here:
http://www.legfind.com/SiteMap.aspx?SiteMap=Airports

Answer 5

The above answers are correct (except for the one stating 25 feet ... obviously).

The runway length where the crash took place in Brazil was about 6,400 feet long (I think that was why you were asking the question).

Answer 6

3000 feet is the average decent runway

Answer 7

Assuming consistent acceleration: ?v = at ?v = replace in velocity = sixty six m/s a = acceleration t = time a = ?v / t a = sixty six / t ?x = vt + (a million/2)at² ?x = replace in place = 1000m (anticipate the airplane takes the finished runway to take off) v = preliminary velocity = 0 m/s t = time replace interior the acceleration from the previous step: one thousand = (0)t + (a million/2)(sixty six/t)t² one thousand = 33t t = 30.3 s

Answer 8

How long is a rope?

Answer 9

25 feet