Where do you fly most in Flight Simulator?

[Boca]

Around Edinburgh and Glasgow airports. Scotland.

[Mees]

Everywhere.

[kilotango]

Why don't you guys get a trip around the world, with stops here and there.
You are free. The only thing that can stop you, is your family.
Do you know what i mean?

On the final stages of the preparatory steps of my third one (trying to find a different route than before, you know, see new things and land in new airports... Russia, here I come ). Ideally to do all using a PC12, but I know already I'll get bored along the way and will allow myself to change and fly some other plane too from time to time.

You got my point, ashaman, and luckwise, here we are free to do whatever we want. (In the sim!)

[alrot]

SVVA-SVMI,SVVA-SVMI,SVVA-SVMI,SVVA-SVMI,SVVA-SVMI,SVVA-SVMI,SVVA-SVMI,SVVA-SVMI,SVVA-SVMI,SVVA-SVMI,SVVA-SVMI,SVVA-SVMI,SVVA-SVMI,SVVA-SVMI,SVVA-SVMI, and when I get bored ,I change to SVVA-SVMI,SVVA-SVMI,SVVA-SVMI,SVVA-SVMI,SVVA-SVMI,SVVA-SVMI,SVVA-SVMI,

[ashaman]

SVVA-SVMI,SVVA-SVMI,SVVA-SVMI,SVVA-SVMI,SVVA-SVMI,SVVA-SVMI,SVVA-SVMI,SVVA-SVMI,SVVA-SVMI,SVVA-SVMI,SVVA-SVMI,SVVA-SVMI,SVVA-SVMI,SVVA-SVMI,SVVA-SVMI, and when I get bored ,I change to SVVA-SVMI,SVVA-SVMI,SVVA-SVMI,SVVA-SVMI,SVVA-SVMI,SVVA-SVMI,SVVA-SVMI,

My, aren't you really one for wide variety.

And here I thought that my flights were boring. When not world touring, I either fly Italy (95% of the time, as already stated), or, when I feel like changing a little, go for a flight on the simulated Japan (the only country with 72 meters mesh beside Italy on my sim). Great territory, with all those volcanoes and interesting orography.

[kilotango]

alrot.
You are really seeing the world around you. Wow, some flyings.
Don't you get bored with the same airstrips, lights, buildings, tarmac aso?
Ashaman said one word - variety.

[Paintwagon]

USA..Eastern seaboard...

[Bad2bone]

I open my old world atlas and pick a spot, find it in FS and go flying.
I am amazed and suprised each time.

[Fozzer]

alrot.
You are really seeing the world around you. Wow, some flyings.
Don't you get bored with the same airstrips, lights, buildings, tarmac aso?

...poor Alex has one major problem in the name of...

President Hugo Chavez*... ...; ; "I can see you, Alrot!"... ...!

Any attempt to leave the Country will be treated with great suspicion, and the worry that he may find that there are some really nice countries, elsewhere in the World.... ... ...!

....perhaps... :-/...?

Alex....Try and escape by flying under Venezuela's radar scan......!

*...love the "Jump Suit", Hugo!... ...!

[concordepilot]

Usally around Liverpool (UK) and Bristol (UK) Liverpool for testing my repaints and new aircraft anf Bristol for just praticing.

[Ravang]

I fly mostly in South Carolina around my local airfield to other airfields that are close (because I mostly fly my good'ol C172), and sometimes I fly in Great Britain too.

[StarJourney]

I voted for North America, but really I fly all around the world.  I'm developing an around-the-world airline route using the B314 Clipper, FS Passengers and EZ-Scenery.  Amazing plane, stick with Mike Stone's, the payware version sucks.  Anyway, from San Diego CA, up to Juneau Alaska, over to Tokyo Japan, down to Manila Philippines, over to Numfoor Island Indonesia (I just like the island), down to Tasmania Australia,  Down to the Antarctic, over to Male, on to Dubai UAE, then to Nairobi Kenya, hop over to Equatorial Guinea, then to Cape Verde, over to the Carribbean (Princess Juliana Intl), up to Key West FL, and over to San Antonio TX (landing in Canyon Lake), and close up in San Diego again.  An unconventional route I admit, and flying long routes overland in a flying boat is interesting, but what the heck, it IS a simulator!  :)

Scott Horne

[-SWCowboy.]

Mostly I'll take off at NAS Jacksonville but I've recently been getting into an around the world flight. Been stuck at Halifax Intl for the longest time now!

[kilotango]

I voted for North America, but really I fly all around the world.  I'm developing an around-the-world airline route using the B314 Clipper, FS Passengers and EZ-Scenery.  Amazing plane, stick with Mike Stone's, the payware version sucks.  Anyway, from San Diego CA, up to Juneau Alaska, over to Tokyo Japan, down to Manila Philippines, over to Numfoor Island Indonesia (I just like the island), down to Tasmania Australia,  Down to the Antarctic, over to Male, on to Dubai UAE, then to Nairobi Kenya, hop over to Equatorial Guinea, then to Cape Verde, over to the Carribbean (Princess Juliana Intl), up to Key West FL, and over to San Antonio TX (landing in Canyon Lake), and close up in San Diego again.  An unconventional route I admit, and flying long routes overland in a flying boat is interesting, but what the heck, it IS a simulator!  :)

Scott Horne

Scott, that's what i call a trip!.
And as ashaman said, changing planes for repairs and se other instruments, gives a lot.
Whish you luck with fuel at Antarctic.

[murjax]

Mostly I'll take off at NAS Jacksonville but I've recently been getting into an around the world flight. Been stuck at Halifax Intl for the longest time now!

I like taking off from Jacksonville too but I haven't tried NAS JAX yet. I should try it.  ::)