Longest transatlantic flight.
Feb 7, 2001 | 8:49 am
#17
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The flights to South Africa should not count because they are not non-stop in both directions.
Feb 7, 2001 | 10:19 am
#18
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The problem with the original question are the many different variables as to what qualifies as a trans Atlantic flight.
A flight that goes non-stop in one direction but is forced to make a refueling stop on the reverse is not a non-stop flight in my book.
To keep the playing feild even, you need to have certain guidelines otherwise you start comparring apples to oranges.
A flight that goes non-stop in one direction but is forced to make a refueling stop on the reverse is not a non-stop flight in my book.
To keep the playing feild even, you need to have certain guidelines otherwise you start comparring apples to oranges.
Feb 7, 2001 | 10:14 pm
#19
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Hello flight mileage experts! Where do you find your mileages? Is there a website with the data? I'm flying to Bali soon and am curious to know the mileage I will accumulate. Thanks for any responses.
Feb 8, 2001 | 12:24 am
#20
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In the airline's timetable (e.g. DL list mileage both in their printed timetable and in the 'more info' section by a flight in the online version.)
or
http://www.chicago.com/airliners/gc.html
or
http://www.chicago.com/airliners/gc.html