Size of aircraft

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George Patton
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Size of aircraft

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I'm trying to build a Cold War scenario, late '80s. I'm a bit confused about the size of some airfields.
When I have to use medium and large taxiway/hangar?

MiG-29, MiG-23, Su-24, F-15, F-16,and so on, are considered small, medium or large?
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d0mbo
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RE: Size of aircraft

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Probably someone can answer this better, but as a rule of thumb
I use single engined planes will be small, 2 engined medium and 4 or more engined large.

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thewood1
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RE: Size of aircraft

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I think the database lists aircraft size category near the top of the data.
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Jakob Wedman
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RE: Size of aircraft

Post by Jakob Wedman »

Small Aircraft (0-12m Long)
Medium Aircraft (12.1-18m Long)
Large Aircraft (18.1-26m Long)
Very Large Aircraft (26.1-75m Long)
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