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In airport diagram of KSAC, 

What does it mean??

 

RWY 02-20

S-60, D-130, 2S-165, 2D-210

 

Link: KSAC Airport Diagram

https://skyvector.com/files/tpp/2003/pdf/00358AD.PDF

 

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    KDS on Mar 16, 2020

    It is the weight bearing limit for the runway. S is single wheel (like your Cessna 172), D is dual wheel, and 2D is dual tandem. I am not familiar with 2S, but I would assume it means single tandem. The number after it is the max gross weight of the aircraft in thousands of pounds. So, the S-60 means that the runway can take a single wheel landing gear aircraft up to 60,000 pounds MGW. Then it gets a little more complicated after that, but that is the basic idea.

    Reference AC 150/5335-5C

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