How to Build a Grass Landing Strip
Consider the following factors: Flatness and/or the amount of work required to level the area.
Step-by-Step Guide
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Step 1: Consider the following factors: Flatness and/or the amount of work required to level the area.
Direction of prevailing winds and/or seasonal cross-winds.
Drainage of area.
Slight sloping (2% maximum grade) is okay.
Cost of construction.
Access to buildings and or roads.
Local, State and National guidelines governing private airstrips.
Crosswind strip if crosswinds are common in your area.
Safe, barrier free approaches, even if strip will never be used at night.;
Detailed Guide
Direction of prevailing winds and/or seasonal cross-winds.
Drainage of area.
Slight sloping (2% maximum grade) is okay.
Cost of construction.
Access to buildings and or roads.
Local, State and National guidelines governing private airstrips.
Crosswind strip if crosswinds are common in your area.
Safe, barrier free approaches, even if strip will never be used at night.;
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