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What is meant by runway end safety area (RESA)?
What is meant by runway end safety area (RESA)?
A. Area beyond runway for aircraft overruns
B. Terminal parking
C. Taxiway surface
D. Fire station location
Explanation:
RESA provides extra area to reduce overrun risks.
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