Exhibit your passion for White Sands Space Harbor with this modern, minimalist and striking design of the WSSH airport code and runway diagram. Key facts indicate the mean sea level elevation and years in operation as well as the international and national airport codes. Originally known as Northrup Strip in the 1970s, WSSH was used for shuttle pilot training. It was only used for one landing of the Space Shuttle, that of the Space Shuttle Columbia in 1982. In 1989, a third runway was constructed to allow pilots to practice Transoceanic Abort Landings. The third runway uses the same specs as runways at the Istres Air Base in France, Zaragoza Air Base in Spain, and Morón Air Base in Spain. Printed on high-quality 120lb matte finish poster paper Rolled for shipping in cardboard tubes Available in 24" x 36", 18" x 24", or 11" x 17" dimensions Perfect for display at your office, workshop or home
