Runway Allocation Systems

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A runway allocation system is a system that assigns arrival and departure runways to individual flights in order to optimize traffic flow, maximize capacity, and minimize delays. It accounts for factors such as scheduled times, aircraft types, weather conditions, and safety separation requirements.

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