Comments by "Delibro" (@Delibro) on "Airbus A320 takes off the WRONG way! Air Arabia flight 111" video.

Intersection departures are only used if the carefully calculated runway length in the current weather and airplane condition plus the most unfortunate aborting distance plus some 10 % error margin is still within the available runway length. If so, an intersecting departure can safely be done. Keep in mind, that not only different airplanes but also different circumstances like wind, wet runway, plane weight, snow, airport altitude etc. make so much difference that the actual needed runway length is very often much much shorter then the complete runway.
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@Joseph: No, that is simply not true. And you can look up salaries for airline pilots for your own if you don't believe. Please stop sharing false facts.
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@arturoeugster7228 No, the reason of the incident described in this video was not lacking runway distance because of not using the whole length of the runway but doing a mistake at entering the runway. This should be addressed, not things you said that are already addressed in a safe way. The things you said are right, but they don't undermine your statement.
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@radioace318la This is off topic, cus this of cause applies everywhere.
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