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Endless runway

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OK, we need a scenery made for this to test the concept in FSX/P3D:

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http://www.endlessrunway-project.eu/

The runway will need to be sloped inwards for the planes to stay on track. Who will rise to the challenge?
 

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Its already been done and available at Simviation file ENDLESS RUNWAY CONCEPT V2 In FSX SCENERY by Soarfly if you want to give it a try.
 
All I can say is - pity the poor buggers who would use it with a howling wind of about 50kts your headwind, turns into a crosswind turns into a tailwind. Not to mention the stresses on the undercarriage doing a permanent ground loop at take off speeds.
 
That concept is a big bag of bollocks. That thing would be a safety hazard by all means.
If you really want an endlessly flexible runway, pave a circle with a 10000 ft diameter with an EMALS ring around it and figure out how to implement moving ILS equipment and flexible lighting to allow safe landings from all directions.
 
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