Combining Mixed-Use Flight Operations Safely at Airports (2016) / Chapter Skim
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49 The terms "sailplane" and "glider" are often used interchangeably in the aviation industry, but there is a distinction for those who fly them. Most individuals start out using gliders for training but then advance to sailplanes for soaring activities.
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50 AIRFIELD ACCOMMODATION Depending on the volume of activity, the land available, and the type of glider used, gliders can use either the runway or a turf/dirt area. A dedicated glider runway can have the descriptor "G" assigned to it in the AFD.
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51 maintain the turf area and mitigate hazards such as holes, depressions, objects, and vegetation growth. Weather conditions can affect turf or gravel areas and can impact operations, as ruts or washouts can occur from rain.
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52 NOTICES TO AIRMEN Sample NOTAMs for glider operation are provided in Appendix G SAFETY CONSIDERATIONS Separating gliders from other users can enhance operational safety on and near an airport.
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