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Aviation photo 4742

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Photo ID 4742, uploaded April 29, 2012

Turning to approach runway 10. Sunset Beach Bar on the bottom right corner of the photo.

Philipsburg - Princess Juliana International (SXM / TNCM) - Netherland Antilles

Photo taken: April 17, 2012

Category: Airports and Spaceports - Runway/Apron
Marked as: Air-to-ground Cockpit

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Comments on this photo:

ShanwickOceanic08 Jun 12, 09:47

Those masts on the right look high, and from the map they must cross pretty close to the 28 end. Do boats like that need an ATC clearance to cross the centreline?

Zak16 Jun 12, 12:04

No, but there are minimum distances for these boats, and ATC and Coast Guard are after skippers who are violating them. Happens frequently, though, especially at the 10 end.

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