[The history of the second runway begins] Will there be any changes to the overcrowded Airport?②🤗 скачать в хорошем качестве

[The history of the second runway begins] Will there be any changes to the overcrowded Airport?②🤗

First flight on the second runway    • 【福岡空港第２滑走路】新たな歴史が始まる😍供用開始2025.3.20   #FukuokaAirport #Airplane #OvercrowdedAirport #FukuokaAirport The second runway began operation on March 20, 2025 at Fukuoka Airport (Hakata Ward, Fukuoka City), which is said to be the most overcrowded airport in Japan. The aim is to alleviate congestion on the runway. Fukuoka Airport is expected to have a record high of 24.94 million passengers in 2023, ranking fourth in the country after Haneda, Narita, and Kansai International Airports. The number of takeoffs and landings (excluding helicopters) is 179,000 per year, the highest number of takeoffs and landings per runway in Japan, making it the most overcrowded airport in Japan. The second runway is generally used for international takeoffs. However, the two runways are only 210 meters apart, making it impossible for planes to take off and land at the same time. To allow for a larger gap would require a large-scale expansion of land, which is why this gap was chosen. As a result, the number of takeoffs and landings (capacity) that can be stably operated on the runway will only increase by about 6.8%, from the current 176,000 per year (38 per hour) to 188,000 per year (40 per hour). From Yahoo! News Photographed on March 20, 2025