Originally Posted by Herb687

4. (1987) You need to fly from Seoul, South Korea to Guayaquil, Ecuador. Unfortunately, there are no easy ways to do so. At least you won’t have to connect through Tokyo. Your itinerary will involve three nonstop flights, each operated by a different airline, with each airline operating an aircraft built by a different manufacturer. You know the drill by now. Please provide all the relevant information.

A PA 747 not touching MIA and by 1987 the Pacific division was gone to UA. Perhaps this itinerary went west as opposed to east. Thinking something like:

LH SEL-FRA D10
PA FRA-JFK 747
Faucett JFK-GYE L15 (kind of grasping at straws here but maybe a Peruvian carrier would stop in Ecuador on the way to Lima?)

No....... the itinerary definitely went east. The L-1011 was the standard model (Did Faucett ever actually operate the -500? Also, I may be wrong, but I don't recall them ever serving New York

Here's a couple of hints though...

No South American airlines are involved in this itinerary

The first flight was operated with a DC-10