Which of the following is a valid takeoff performance designation listed in the WDR Performance Block?

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Which of the following is a valid takeoff performance designation listed in the WDR Performance Block?

The main idea is how takeoff options are encoded in the WDR Performance Block: you list the runway and the available takeoff length or a defined start point, with standard full-length operations being the normal, allowed designation. The only designation that matches a standard, fully available runway is the one that reads Runway 26L - Standard, full length. It signals a normal takeoff with the entire runway available and no special restrictions. The other options describe conditions that aren’t valid formats for a WDR takeoff performance designation. A note about the first 1200 feet being cut back implies a shortened runway, which isn’t used as a standard designation in this block. An intersection takeoff from a taxiway is not how takeoff start points are designated in the WDR block, since taxiways aren’t used as the takeoff reference. A non-standard takeoff is too vague and doesn’t correspond to a defined, listed designation in the block.

The main idea is how takeoff options are encoded in the WDR Performance Block: you list the runway and the available takeoff length or a defined start point, with standard full-length operations being the normal, allowed designation. The only designation that matches a standard, fully available runway is the one that reads Runway 26L - Standard, full length. It signals a normal takeoff with the entire runway available and no special restrictions.

The other options describe conditions that aren’t valid formats for a WDR takeoff performance designation. A note about the first 1200 feet being cut back implies a shortened runway, which isn’t used as a standard designation in this block. An intersection takeoff from a taxiway is not how takeoff start points are designated in the WDR block, since taxiways aren’t used as the takeoff reference. A non-standard takeoff is too vague and doesn’t correspond to a defined, listed designation in the block.

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