Landing approach to Johnson Creek, Idaho

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Another great contribution from Dan Linebarger, this video shows the approach into (3U2) Johnson Creek, Idaho from the north. Here's what Dan has to say about it:
"Land to the south (upslope) and depart to the north. Morning and evening take offs and landings recommended. Afternoon heating creates unpredictable winds and high density altitude. Go-arounds are possible only if made early in the approach and with the right plane. Johnson Creek is a KOA for airplanes. Nice campsites, fire pits, electricity, phone, caretaker, showers and pit toilets. The town of Yellow Pine is just north and an old State rent car can be had for about $10.00 or so. More information on the strip is available at AirNav: http://www.airnav.com/airport/3U2 This is a great place to fly into and camp, then make day trips to the other strips."

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[CaptainKrimson]

what's with the labels? jet, jets, airliner, crash, boeing airbus fighter?

[dickandchristina]

That's called landing long I think.

[pingpongpung]

Just a regular Youtube attention seeker.

[hk15]

search in youtube for : Pouso no garimpo...

[viol999]

Reminds me of the airstrip in Kantishna, Ak.

[Rob Colbourne]

Awesome video. Keep them coming especially these cockpit landings

[gettinghosed]

Not too long. My campsite was towards the south end and the runway comes up to meet you as you go south.

[BlkSun865]

Money is a slang term. Like saying on the money, or in the money. The thumbs down was supposed to be a thumbs up but I clicked the wrong thumb.

[gettinghosed]

What do you mean by "Money"?

And a thumbs down.

[OwnedByMyGran]

OH lol! Cool