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[Autothrust Blue]

Ah that makes sense! I know when we take our morning flights at 7-7:30am that's only 4 am at LA and many times the ATIS at that hour shows landing the 6/7 and opposite trfc departure from 24/25. Or something to that affect. I figure it's late at night and not a whole lot of planes. Regardless, I always set up for 24R and as the day progresses we are back to the 24/25 configuration.

Coming in on the over-ocean hours is actually really cool, with traffic launching 25L/R turning away at the shoreline and you over the water zooming into the airport. Weird view. Fun, though. Different.

 

[guywhoflies]

That's mostly because of the side of the airport the terminals SW uses are on. It's set up like ATL. Inboards are used for departures, outboards are used for arrivals.

And 10-28 in a different freaking county doing whatever the hell 10-28 does...

 

[mshunter]

And 10-28 in a different freaking county doing whatever the hell 10-28 does...

Oh lawd! They always give me 10/28 when it's go home day, and my commute is going to be tight.

 

[Schinpop]

During IOE, we landed on 7R... at night... from Santa Barbara... I was working the radios and was hopelessly behind.

I guess that's why they have line check airmen...