leszállópályára

Leszállópályára is a Hungarian term referring to a runway, specifically the prepared surface at an airport or airfield designated for aircraft to take off and land. These surfaces are typically long, wide, and made of concrete or asphalt to withstand the immense forces exerted by aircraft during these operations.

Runways are oriented to take advantage of prevailing winds to provide optimal lift and reduce the distance required for takeoff and landing. They are marked with specific painted lines and lights to guide pilots and ensure safe operations, especially in low visibility conditions. The length and width of a runway are determined by the types of aircraft it is designed to accommodate. Larger, heavier aircraft require longer and wider runways.

In addition to the primary runway, airports may have parallel taxiways for aircraft to move between the runway and the terminal buildings. Safety areas are also maintained at the ends and sides of runways to mitigate the consequences of any excursions. The proper maintenance and condition of a leszállópályára are critical for aviation safety.