where do you guys mainley fly

[Yurei]

i fly mostly around south-east asia and sometimes Japan. if not in asia, then short hops on the north coast of spain and around the south of germany. if in the US (not too often tho) i enjoy flying routes that take me over the rockies .

[Saratoga]

doodoocaca: Can just see that ATC controller screaming.

[Pegase]

Since I have my new machine with FS 2004, mainly aroud seattle because.... It's where the lesson are located (I  must re-learn I did not simfly since some years)

Some 5 years ago with FS98, I mainly flew in an area covering from south UK to Italy. Usually short distances giving one hour long flights or less. I find Take off, climbs, descents and landings are very exitings while I feel the longs hours at  given flightlevel heading to the next waypoint a bit boring.

[ashaman]

On the last legs of my world tour, I'm actually stuck at FACT waiting for a little free time to take off toward Nairobi.

From there in another dozen legs I should return finally to my home airport, LIRN.

[Tom.]

and military bases are a favourte because i put military traffic at the bases

[Saratoga]

Ya I take T-38s around the bases I was stationed at and C-130s, -141s, and -5s around the various AFBs.

[flightfreak911]

I usually fly around my hometown of Edmonton Alberta, right now im working on an around-the-world flight, CYVR (vancouver Intl) -CYYT (St Johns Intl) - ESSA(Arlanda Airport, Stockholm Sweden) - Narita Intl, Tokyo, Japan and back to CYVR

[Chris E]

i usually fly around KORD, or other chicago area airports, depending on the time i have and the planes i use

[Saratoga]

i usually fly around KORD, or other chicago area airports, depending on the time i have and the planes i use

Meigs is awesome. I miss it. Damn you Daley!

[xFLAMESx]

I normally island-hop around the Mediterranean or Caribbean.

Or I'll do massive long-haul flights like Sydney to Malaga, stopping for fuel in Japan (bit of a diversion but hey. . . . . )

Think I'm gonna attempt a "Round the world" flight, as this seems to be the thing at the moment

Cheers,

Carl

[tsunami_KNUW]

I'm an all-around person, so I've been to a lot of different places. Flying deep into the Pacific Ocean looking for islands or high up on a mountain range is fine with me, lol. I am currently in Bangkok, but my home airport is Oak Harbor Air Park in Oak Harbor, Washington. So I guess I could say I spend quite some time flying around the mountains of the PAC NW.

[Bell206freak]

I'm an all-around person, so I've been to a lot of different places. Flying deep into the Pacific Ocean looking for islands or high up on a mountain range is fine with me, lol. I am currently in Bangkok, but my home airport is Oak Harbor Air Park in Oak Harbor, Washington. So I guess I could say I spend quite some time flying around the mountains of the PAC NW.

Same here. I take little trips elsewhere, like Arizona or Florida, but mainly I fly in Washington State or Oregon. I mainly fly around my home airport of Sanderson Field in Shelton, then up and down the Hood Canal, over to Forks and then I fly all up and down the Cascade Mountain Range.

Right now I've spent an insane amount of time flying around Mt. St. Helens testing a brand-new scenery package I'm working on. A new, reworked and enhanced 15M resolution satellite image covering more terrain is the largest feature, as well as completely reworked AFCAD/RYW12 files and autogen. I plan on releasing it the second week in May to mark the 25th Anniversary of the catastrophic May 18th, 1980 eruption.

I just ordered Megascenery PNW as well, so I'll be exploring more of the part of the world I live in pretty soon

[-sam-]

My 2 Homebases are EDDM for heavy metal and EDMO
for anything else.

I fly in europe, mostly around the Alps and the mediteranean
sea. (Currently making a roundtrip)

I really like the American WestCoast between LA and Vancouver.

I do a lot of Bush Flying in Alaska and Canada.

The Himalaya and Nepal/Tibet/Bhutan area is fantastic, too.