Lately, I’ve seen pilots on Infinite Flight on the Expert Server landing at LaGuardia with 787s, 747s and rarely A380s (A380s only without a controller). This is really annoying because the largest aircraft meant for LaGuardia is the 757-200. Seeing larger aircraft there just gives me a huge headache. Probably gives the controllers one, too.
Plus, it makes no sense if KJFK is just 8.7 Nautical Miles away and KEWR is just 14 Nautical Miles away.
Currently the largest aircraft that flies in there is the 767. However, because the 787 is a composite aircraft it may be a little larger but relatively the same weight ± couple thousand pounds. Often an airport is restricts aircraft based on their weight, and build’s the size of the airport on the weight of the aircraft. I would say that the 787 is the biggest that you could fit in but nothing larger. 777’s, 74’s and any thing equal or larger is out of the question. I fly in and out LGA a couple times a week, and believe me, theres no room for any thing bigger.
Dimensions: 7001 x 150 ft. / 2134 x 46 m
Surface: asphalt/concrete/grooved, in good condition
Weight bearing capacity:
PCN 63 /F/B/W/T
Single wheel: 80.0
Double wheel: 170.0
Double tandem: 360.0
I would like proof of that. I live close to lga and I basically see every aircraft, never seen a 787 going to and/or departing from LaGuardia. Also, nothing on the Internet shows proof either. FR24 is known to have errors. I saw a “Concorde” over the Atlantic once.