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Trailvia Channel — Ever wonder why runways sport huge numbers? Think of a compass: runways are labeled by magnetic heading (rounded to nearest 10° with the zero dropped), so 270° becomes runway 27. Opposite ends differ by 18 (e.g., 09/27). Parallel strips add letters: L, C, R — spoken on radio as “two-seven-left” to prevent confusion. Busy hubs like DFW even shift numbers when parallel runways cluster together. This quick breakdown decodes runway markings and what they tell pilots about direction and wind-based operations. If this cleared things up, please like and share the video!

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