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Trail publishes winter airport stats

The City Of Trail says it continues to have successful landing rates at its airport during the challenging winter months.

In a media summary it has published statistics for landings compared to those at the airport in Castlegar for the months of January and February.

It says it had a near 57% success rate for flights in January.

That’s compared to 37% in Castlegar.

And last month it had a success rate of 94.5% compared to the near 69% for Castlegar.

In its media release Trail says it is working with a consultant and Nav Canada to further reduce the approach minimum descent altitude by an additional 1,000 feet, the lowest in the area.

Trail Airport stats Jan Feb 2016

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