Check out JFK's (New York Int'l) runway layout 1951: http://www.seaboardairlines.org/stuff/chart1b.jpg
Check out JFK's (New York Int'l) runway layout 1951: http://www.seaboardairlines.org/stuff/chart1b.jpg
they had a little 3000 feet GA runway through the 60's,it was runway 14/32 ,now its a taxiway between the 22s.
Last edited by 727C47; 2013-07-03 at 10:56 PM.
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I thought 14/32 was used into the 80's?Originally Posted by 727C47
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I have a runway map that was drawn up in the early 80's and 14/32 is not on there
14/32 closed in 1990?
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It's on my desk in Lawrence, I'll check it when I'm in town next week. I don't remember seeing that runway but you are right it seems to have been open till '90. Wonder how I missed an actual runway with all the time I spent staring at that map instead of doing my homework
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