Favorite Routes

[born_2_fly]

It takes about 2 hours in a Boeing depending on your speed.

Ofcourse in any other type of aircraft it would take 5 hours, not depending on your speed...  ::)  :-?

[uncleyuk]

 KSEA to Portland, Ore (KPDX?).  Nice view of Seattle after takeoff, then fly south at 7000 until ATC puts you past Mt St Helens on approach.  Fly over and along the Columbia River on final.  Great view with some basic add-ons and settings on high.


Uncleyuk

[ppgstf]

I am running my way through a 'mini' Southwest Airlines route structure trying to get to as many parts of their network without doubling up on the airports.  You can get some really good runs, well under 2 hours with this airline.

Using POSKY 737-7(W), Active Sky, GE-Pro and Traffic 2006 with expansion packs.

[Cessna93]

EGGD-EGFF (Bristol to Cardiff) 5 mins in a 737
EGGD-EGCC (Bristol to Manchester) 20-30 mins in a 737
EGGD-EGLL (Bristol to Heathrow) 30 mins in a 737
EGGD-LFPG (Bristol to Charles de Gaul) 45mins to 1 hour in a 737
EGGD-EGTC (Bristol to Cranfield) 30 mins in a 737

All of those times depend on speed.

Yes I do mainly fly out of Bristol  :)

[ppgstf]

EGGD-EGTC (Bristol to Cranfield) 30 mins in a 737

Why, oh why, would anyone in a 737 want to do this route?  Surely Bristol to Luton would have been a more realistic option, also about the same timescale.

[Nexus]

[quote]EGGD-EGTC (Bristol to Cranfield) 30 mins in a 737

Why, oh why, would anyone in a 737 want to do this route?