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The first in a sequence of four shots of the approach to runway 15 at Birmingham, taken from the flightdeck of a Britannia 767.
This shot shows how well the airfield stands out from the surrounding urban and wooded areas. 11 September 2000. © Nick Challoner.
The second in a sequence of four shots of the approach to runway 15 at Birmingham, taken from the flightdeck of a Britannia 767.
11 September 2000. © Nick Challoner.
The third in a sequence of four shots of the approach to runway 15 at Birmingham, taken from the flightdeck of a Britannia 767.
The extra strips of asphalt on both sides of the runway
that were laid a few years ago can be clearly seen, as can the widening of the concrete starter extension. The runway doesn't look very long from
this angle, but that's approximately 8,000ft of asphalt to roll out on!
11 September 2000. © Nick Challoner.
The fourth and final shot of the approach to runway 15 at Birmingham, taken from the flightdeck of a Britannia 767.
11 September 2000. © Nick Challoner.
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