Converse of object

• overshoot: Light aircraft overshoots runway A pilot and his passenger are recovering after their light aircraft overshot a runway and ended up in a hedge.

• overrun: On 21 May 1998, a Leisure International Airways A320 overran the runway at Ibiza Airport in the Balearic Islands.

• propose: The 12 th century church of Holy Trinity lies half a mile from the end of two proposed runways.

Preposition: at

• airport: They are areas at either end of the runways at airports.

Adjective modifier

• wide-spaced: A total of twenty-two local schools would sit under the flight path of the wide-spaced second runway.

• aerial: For example leaping onto an aerial runway, riding a bike on parapet, balancing on a high beam.

• paved: Nearby Dixon has a 5400 ' paved runway and beacon.

• full-length: One option was for a close parallel full-length runway, 385 meters south of the existing strip.

• disused: October 2001 The Boulmer Venom An account of how a Venom was force landed on one of the disused runways at Boulmer in 1953.

• 3rd: Will end in the area where homes would be demolished if a 3rd runway went ahead.

Modifies a noun

• alternation: Mr Stewart said: " I think that for people in Hounslow ending runway alternation would take away their lifeline.

• incursion: The system used gives the maximum protection against possible runway incursions.

• capacity: Further expansion of runway capacity at Heathrow should be resisted.

• threshold: Making his approach into Wattisham and with five miles to run to the runway threshold, both engines on the Lightning flamed out.

• extension: The Council has decided to commit to the phased development of the airport that includes a runway extension, west of the existing runway.

• direction: To aggregate the numbers in a sensible manner, information was used regarding the typical runway directions used at the study airports.

Noun used with modifier

• tarmac: With the outbreak of war an east-west tarmac runway was constructed, followed by a NE-SW one.

• airport: In July a hefty four hundred kilo polar bear decided to take a nap at the end of the airport runway.

• airfield: The airfield North/South runway and the houses of Patchway beyond are visible.

• grass: These early flights utilized the grass runway at Hatfield.