Sochi Airport, URSS, is in south-west Russia sandwiched between the Black Sea and the Caucasus Mountains which rapidly rise to over 10,000ft. It has two runways designated 02/20 and 06/24. By default, ATC use 02 for landings and take-offs. This is not good as there is no parallel taxiway to 02/20, so aircraft cleared for take-off have a long backtrack, which tends to screw up landing traffic. Anyhow, in real life they usually use 02 for landing and 24 for take-off. So both take-offs and landings are over the sea, because of the proximity of high terrain. I know that the closed for take-off and closed for landing using AFCAD only works when the two runways are parallel, or nearly so. But I know there is a 'star' technique in which a series of very short and very narrow fake runways are inserted, all closed for take-off and landing, between the two real runways, presumably to fool ATC into believing all the runways are nearly parallel, Do any of you clever guys know whether this could be used at Sochi? And what would the location of the fake runways be (AFCAD needs Lat/Long for each)? I just fancied the challenge of making Sochi as in real life.