Thanks! RWY20 is not commonly use, the winds most of the time comes from the northeast or northwest, but still are times (mostly afternoon) where the winds shifts in favor of RWY20. Those south winds mostly comes between 120 - 160 degrees and between 5 - 10 kts
@@PlanesSpotterHN That makes sense! Looks like a challenging departure and landing no matter which way you go haha. I’m in the process of making a flight sim video for Toncontin after watching your videos. Hopefully it does the real airport justice!
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Great video man, what an awesome detail to have the radio chatter in the background
Thanks for your support mate!
Another great video! Is it common for aircraft to land and depart from that side of the airport?
Thanks! RWY20 is not commonly use, the winds most of the time comes from the northeast or northwest, but still are times (mostly afternoon) where the winds shifts in favor of RWY20. Those south winds mostly comes between 120 - 160 degrees and between 5 - 10 kts
@@PlanesSpotterHN That makes sense! Looks like a challenging departure and landing no matter which way you go haha. I’m in the process of making a flight sim video for Toncontin after watching your videos. Hopefully it does the real airport justice!
@@vitamindeez I'll be looking forward for your video!