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• Exceptionally large sizes were a characteristic of his last inventions, such as the S . Jo鉶 bridge and the Funchal airport runway extension.
• The company, which is present in over 12 countries, was responsible for the expansion of the runway at Funchal Airport in Madeira Islands.
• TAP Air Portugal blamed a shortage of pilots and building workers at Madeira's Funchal airport for the cancellation of six weekend flights to the mainland.
• Strong winds Monday led to the closure of Funchal airport on the Portuguese island of Madeira for the second consecutive day, stranding some 5, 000 people.
• Some flights began leaving Funchal airport on the Portuguese island of Madeira on Monday, more than 36 hours after the airport was closed due to strong winds.
• The islands have two airports, one in Funchal Airport ( FNC ) ) on the Island of Madeira and the other in the city of Vila Baleira on Porto Santo Island.
• Madeira Airport, often known as Funchal Airport / Madeira / Santa Catarina Airport ( code : FNC ), is located east of the city, in the municipality of Santa Cruz.
• "' SA de Transport A閞ien Flight 730 "'was a registered as HB-ICK, that crashed on approach to Funchal Airport, Madeira, on December 18, 1977.
• On December 18, 1977, SA de Transport A閞ien Flight 730 a Sud Aviation SE-210 Caravelle 10R crashed into the sea while on final approach to Funchal Airport in Portugal, killing 36.
• The plane rose to 2, 000 feet after takeoff but then veered left and dropped to 900 feet before disappearing from the control tower's radar screen, Gaspar said, citing a report from Funchal airport officials.
• MADEIRA, Portugal ( AP ) _ In fiercely gusting wind that closed Funchal airport in Madeira on Sunday morning, 21 players completed their third rounds in the dlrs 485, 000 ( 555, 000 euros ) Madeira Island Open.
• The plane, an Airbus 320 operated by the Air Luxor company and headed to the Portuguese city of Porto, was about to take off Friday night at the island's Funchal airport when it titled forward on the runway, airport officials said Saturday.
• The plane rose to 2, 000 feet ( 600 meters ) after takeoff but then veered left and dropped to 900 feet ( 270 meters ) before disappearing from the control tower's radar screen, Gaspar said, citing a report from Funchal airport officials.