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Apr 25th, 2004 at 6:25pm

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I am going to be taking a trip around the world in a boeing 747 Has any body else went around the world? If so how long did it take? P.s. I am trying to visit most countrys but not all... It is beging from Los Angles to Baltimore Md{Bwi} then to Paris Charls-De-Gaulle then about 20 other stops then back to Los anglas flying from the west.
 
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Reply #1 - Apr 25th, 2004 at 6:51pm

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One warning, you may find parts of the world not mapped, so don't be freaked out when you are flying over absolutely nothing, also be careful, it is easy to crash in those areas.
 
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Reply #2 - Apr 25th, 2004 at 7:05pm

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One warning, you may find parts of the world not mapped, so don't be freaked out when you are flying over absolutely nothing, also be careful, it is easy to crash in those areas.


I've never noticed empty bits, where do you mean??

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Reply #3 - Apr 25th, 2004 at 7:31pm

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I did the around the world trip flight a while ago, when i first got FS9.  I came across a few ares that were un-mapped.  I have just looked around some parts of the world now and could not find them.  It may have been due to the old graphics card i was using at the time. 
I definetly saw them though, just can't remember where  ???
 
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Reply #4 - Apr 25th, 2004 at 7:40pm

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Could you have been near Bermuda???

In answer to the question about times, it should take about 48 hours in a 747 to fly around the world.  Longer if you take a more scenic route.

Many people have done this in a variety of aircraft, most notably Tipster in a Baron.  Enjoy yourself and keep us updated.

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Reply #5 - Apr 25th, 2004 at 7:57pm

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Hey! Yes I have been around the world many times (about 5 or more both ways  Grin) I have flown around in a Boeing 747, 777, the Learjet 45, a floatplane, and a variety of other aircraft. Of course it took only a week for the 747 and 777 flights. About three weeks for the Learjet, and my grand adventure I managed to achieve in the floatplane took three months and I covered over 100 different cities worldwide. I was pooped out after that one, lol. Good Luck on your travels and welcome to SimV!  8)
 
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Reply #6 - Apr 25th, 2004 at 8:14pm

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I just passed the half way point on my first trip.  I've done 16 legs so far at an average of 1.6 hrs each gate-to-gate.  Total 25.1 hrs so far.

I'm flying the Stratojet Excalibur so in a 747 this trip would probably take 2 to 3 times as long.

I keep most of my trips under 2 hrs just because I don't have a lot of time.  If you fly longer legs you'll spend more time at cruise but you'll see fewer cities.

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Reply #7 - Apr 26th, 2004 at 2:14am

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I keep most of my trips under 2 hrs just because I don't have a lot of time.  If you fly longer legs you'll spend more time at cruise but you'll see fewer cities.


What's wrong with 10+ hour flights ???

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Reply #8 - Apr 26th, 2004 at 10:18am

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What's wrong with 10+ hour flights ???

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You could always time compress it. I always do, well only for jet flights. I don't use time compression with props.  Grin
 
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Reply #9 - Apr 26th, 2004 at 10:35am

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I'm not travelling around the world, but did a trip from Brussels to the Americas ( North and Central) doing 1 to 2 hour flights; I always took real airlines. Currently i'm heading for home on a 9 hour flight from Los Angeles to London. Id still love to see the far East, so i might be heading there next.

Just enjoy your flights. Lots of different planes keep it interesting for me.

Good luck on your trip!
 
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Reply #10 - Apr 26th, 2004 at 11:27pm

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Flies2little,

There's not a thing in the world wrong with a 10+ hour flight.  But when I fly I like to sit there in front of the screen the whole time and other stuff around the house eventually needs attention.  So for me a 10+ hour flight or even a 3 hour flight is generally not feasible.

Now one time, though, I did happen to have most of a day to myself so I fired up the default 747 and flew for about 4 hours.  That was a lot of fun.

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Reply #11 - Apr 27th, 2004 at 9:02am

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Absoulutly right. I am Inflight on my Knee boaard web and I have been in Flight for about 5 hours now going from Baltimore Washington Intl{BWI}-to-Paris Charls-De-Gaulle then I am going nostop to Japan
 
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Reply #12 - Apr 27th, 2004 at 11:46am

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Time compression? That's cheating Grin

So far, I've done 5 RTW flights. I did 2 in FS5, 2 in FS98, and once in FS2002 Wink
 
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Reply #13 - Apr 27th, 2004 at 11:59am

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5 RTWs and your name on here is Flies2little? Tongue
 
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Reply #14 - Apr 27th, 2004 at 6:27pm

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Time compression? That's cheating Grin

So far, I've done 5 RTW flights. I did 2 in FS5, 2 in FS98, and once in FS2002 Wink


What does RTW stand for? Sounds like a big accomplishment though! Anyway I only use time compression on the really long flights but I only use it to 4x. I don't use it on prop aircraft though  Wink
 
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Reply #15 - Apr 27th, 2004 at 11:54pm

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hi, i have been around the world 1's but it was Quiet boring on some parts of the trip but the rest of the trip was fun!  Grin

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Reply #16 - Apr 28th, 2004 at 1:24am

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What does RTW stand for? Sounds like a big accomplishment though!


RTW = 'Round The World

It certainly can be, especially if you use smaller aircrafts Wink
 
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Reply #17 - Apr 28th, 2004 at 2:31am

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5 RTWs and your name on here is Flies2little? Tongue


Sounds crazy, but it's true Grin

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Reply #18 - Apr 28th, 2004 at 6:06pm

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I think I'll change my name when I become a "Resident" member of SimV Grin
 
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Reply #19 - Apr 28th, 2004 at 6:27pm

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hi again its me pheonix
i did another trip around the world but this time in the sr-71 blackbird useing the after burners its damn fast Grin

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hi again its me pheonix
i did another trip around the world but this time in the sr-71 blackbird useing the after burners its damn fast Grin

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Wow that was fast! How long did it take? A real SR-71 takes about 6 hours for a 'RTW'  Grin
 
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Reply #21 - Apr 28th, 2004 at 8:14pm

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yep problem is that the after burner uses a lot of fuel about 3 quarters of ur fuel tank
 
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Reply #22 - Apr 28th, 2004 at 8:32pm

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In FS2002, I once flew an SR-71 over 6,900 miles, and it took a little over 4 hours
 
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Reply #23 - Apr 28th, 2004 at 10:01pm

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cool! did u use after burners or did u use the option to change the speed of the game! or unlimited fuel!

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Reply #24 - Apr 29th, 2004 at 12:17am

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I flew real time, and I did have limited fuel. It was over a year ago, but I do remember running out of fuel and making an emergency landing Wink
 
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I've only had to make an emergency landing once. It was about a year ago when I still played FS2002 and it was in a southeast Asian country on a flight from Signapore to Kathmandu. I can't believe I remember it, but it was a really nice emergency landing I re-fueled and took off  8)
 
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I was once flying around the Alaskan Wilderness and my engine quit on me. I managed to find a small lake and land on the beach. After landing I discovered that the tank selector on the panel wasn't marked clearly. I had no problems after switching it to another tank Grin
 
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Reply #27 - Apr 29th, 2004 at 8:26am

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Yea, i dont know how you guys do it. I am currently planing on trying to fly KALB down to long island (bahamas not New York) in a Lancair Legacy. I figure about 6 hours total in 2 legs. I have been trying to make the flight for the last 2 school vacations, havent found the time. You think you would if you can get going at 240 something knots ground speed, with a small head wind at 8,000'. Not bad for a little two seat prop.
 
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Reply #28 - Apr 29th, 2004 at 6:17pm

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i don't no what rtw stands for but i don't use time compresion on jets duz i can't control them very easily. Cry
 
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Reply #29 - Apr 29th, 2004 at 6:21pm

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how do you become a resident or platinum member and so forth Smiley
 
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Reply #30 - Apr 29th, 2004 at 7:05pm

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It is hard to control the planes on time compression, but I only time compress it when I am at cruise  Wink Everything else is played at normal time such as turns, landings, takeoffs, ect.

Also your rank as a member at SimV depends on how many posts you make. After you make a certain amount of posts, then your rank goes up  Grin
 
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Reply #31 - May 2nd, 2004 at 10:11pm

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RTW means, 'round the world'.
Im busy undertaking 1 at the moment.
ive stopped at 8 airports and im not very far round at all!
i started in NE england and am in southern italy on my way to sicily atm!
Im underaking it in a few planes but mainly in my AeroCommander 680s!
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whats the aerocommander 680's
 
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Reply #33 - May 3rd, 2004 at 6:25pm

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well i hope you realise this privilage!
sneak preview of part of my tour.
this is the AeroCommander 680s on aproach to ibiza. needed to refuel after there was a que at madrid!
It is a 6 seater, twin piston engines Prop. with retractable gears and 1 cool paintjob. quite like the pegasus 1 but a more flight theme to it.
enjoy.
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That's a nice aeroplane atotti! I know someone on here that has basically the same one, except the logo is a winged horse and yours in an eagle. Very nice  Grin
 
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I've been Around the world in a Meljet Boeing 777-300ER in 'World Tour' colors.  From JFK towards ZUUU, refuel and back to US, landed in AK to refuel then JFK.
All around the equator!

I take off one morning, set it to autopilot, go to college, come back and play the radio in the plane onto track:
Aqua - Around the world

And let it fly til it gets low on fuel, even heading corrections had to be made due to deviation.
Around the world...Around the world...Around the world...

Wanna know how I got from JFK to ZUUU?  Ditch the passgeners, only weigh yourself and add 10 to 20 lbs for personal supplies on board and put that in the payload, overload the fuel, this is my ticket to around the world Grin
 
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thanks tsunami. I just like to customise my planes, especially my favourite. i really liked this colour scheme already so i only needed to slightly alter it.
notice St. Georges Flag on the tail! Cheesy
 
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Nice stuff midnight.
You do know that you can use the GPS to program a whole route and then tell the autopilot to follow it.

I dream of the days when I have time for a RTW in a small prop.  I would love to do it in my caravan.
I once flew from Kenya up to Germany with it, it took ages  Tongue .

 
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Nice stuff midnight.
You do know that you can use the GPS to program a whole route and then tell the autopilot to follow it.

I dream of the days when I have time for a RTW in a small prop.  I would love to do it in my caravan.
I once flew from Kenya up to Germany with it, it took ages  Tongue .



Ever tried to do a GPS direct route from KJFK to ZUUU ?
It goes near the north pole and over it to the other side of the earth, since this way is shorter to save fuel. 
But that's not what I wanted to do, I wanted to go around the equator where the heat is, no more winter for me.
 
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You do know that you can use the GPS to program a whole route and then tell the autopilot to follow it.


How?? i dont use auto pilot much, other than for wing level , alt hold and heading

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i don't use autopilot at all
 
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No, to be honest the GPS is so complicated to use that I still havnt worked out exactly how to prgram it.

I do know that it can be programmed and that the autopilot when switched to NAV can follow the GPS.

 
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i know how to use and program the gps Tongue
 
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Reply #43 - May 6th, 2004 at 2:33pm

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Wink howway man!.  Smiley how do you do it  Tongue Grin ???

did you like my dialect typing there, lol
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To make a flight path appear on your GPS, push "WPT" then the cursor button at the bottom right side of the GPS. Then click the smaller arrow that points right and put in an airport code (EX: KSEA) Then push enter on the GPS twice to activate it. You should now have a red (or pink  Grin) line that will direct you to that airport. Then if you want autopilot to follow the path, turn on the NAV switch. You can find more info on GPS usage in the Learning Center  Wink
 
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Is 27 times round the world enough..or should I go for more?!!!  Cheesy
 
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Go for more  Wink
 
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go for more. Grin
although in my opinion it isnt round the world if you dont stop off anywhere and visit the sights.
it is not much of an experience then! Embarrassed
I think it is far more fun flying from place to place, because yo can take in some great scenery and travel at a leisurely pace!  8) Grin
 
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