aluskõrgus

Aalskõrgus refers to the minimum height requirement for aircraft to take off safely from a specific location, primarily in relation to airport operation and aircraft performance.

Determining the aalskõrgus for a particular runway involves considering several factors, including the type of aircraft, the slope of the runway, air density, and atmospheric conditions. The value is typically defined as the vertical distance from the point where the aircraft is lifted off the ground, near the brakes, to the ground level at the end of the runway. As a general guideline, a standard aalskõrgus ranges from 1 to 1.5 meters (3 to 5 feet) for numerous small private and regional aircraft, up to around 20 meters (66 ft) for cargo and performance requirements.

Factors influencing aalskõrgus assessment may include variations in weather conditions such as low visibility and temperature fluctuations. Similarly, the surface characteristics, at airports where corners or particular sections of the runway slope uphill, might require planes to achieve a certain degree of elevation to ensure takeoff safely and efficiently.

Runway configuration, equipment status, wind patterns, temperature, and indeed geographical security settings are distinct aspects to take into account, which are all included in the comprehensive determination of airport suitability and wind suitability with regard to device movement approval required.