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Airport
Code CYRB
Name Resolute
Region North America
Territory Canada CA.gif
Location Resolute, Nunavut
Elevation

65.531998 m215 ft

Coordinates 74° 43' 1" N, 94° 58' 10" W
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Runways
Designator Length Width Surface
17T/35T 1981 m6,499.344 ft 61 m200.131 ft GVL


METAR
Observation CYRB 250600Z 28002KT 15SM FEW012 FEW240 M08/M11 A3036 RMK SC1CI0 SLP289
Station Resolute, N. W. T.
Elevation 67 metres
Date/Time 25 May 2013 06:00:00
Wind direction 280°
Wind speed 02 kts
Clouds few clouds
Clouds code FEW
Temperature -8°C
Dew point -11°C
Humidity 78%
QNH hPa
Weather condition n/a


BS
Tag(s) Non Avian Wildlife Hazards to Aircraft
CFIT
Tag(s) Altimeter Temperature Error Correction
GND
Tag(s) Aircraft Ground De/Anti Icing
GND
Tag(s) Foreign Object Debris
WX
Tag(s) Fog

Resolute Airport

ICAO: CYRB IATA: YRB

Description

Airport serving Resolute, Nunavut.

Climatology

Tundra climate (Köppen climate classification ET) - warmest month has an average temperature of 0 - 10 degrees C.

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Flight Safety Considerations

  • Non Avian Wildlife Hazards to Aircraft, usually involve ground dwelling mammals, which limits the potential consequences of impact, but bats - the only flying mammals - are a notable and occasionally significant exception.

  • Aircraft Ground De/Anti Icing, procedures serve three purposes: removal of any frozen or semi frozen moisture from critical external surfaces of an aircraft on the ground prior to flight; and/or, protection of those surfaces from the effects of such contaminant for the period between treatment and becoming airborne; and/or, removal of any frozen or semi frozen moisture from engine intakes and fan blades and protection of external surfaces from subsequent contamination prior to takeoff.
  • Foreign Object Debris, (FOD) at airports includes any object found in an inappropriate location that, as a result of being in that location, can damage equipment or injure personnel.

  • Fog, is effectively surface cloud and has a significant impact on the conduct of flying operations particularly landing and take-off.

Accidents & Serious Incidents at or in vicinity of CYRB

None on SKYbrary

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