What type of takeoff requires a minimum runway width of 75 ft.?

An interval takeoff is planned specifically to allow multiple aircraft to take off in a sequence while maintaining a safe distance between them. This type of takeoff requires a wider runway to accommodate the formation and ensure adequate separation while minimizing the risk of wake turbulence from leading aircraft affecting trailing ones. A minimum runway width of 75 feet provides the necessary room for multiple aircraft to maneuver safely during the takeoff phase.

Wing takeoffs, solo takeoffs, and low approach takeoffs do not have the same requirements regarding runway width. Wing takeoffs primarily focus on the performance and coordination of aircraft in a formation. Solo takeoffs are conducted by a single aircraft and do not necessitate the same runway width due to the absence of formation considerations. Low approach takeoffs, where an aircraft approaches the runway at a low altitude, are also typically associated with single aircraft operations and do not require the wider runway that an interval takeoff does for safety and operational effectiveness.