Ok, I got the plane and it's a dandy for sure ! Well done PMDG. Now, for you real world comuter pilots/dispatchers. How do the airlines utilize the B1900D? What do they consider the ideal routes for this plane?? What kind of a day does the pilot have?? RON somewhere or come home every night? Multi stops?? How long is the longer routes for this guy?? What kind of crusing altitude do they use in real life?? Anyone know of real world flights for United Express?? This short haul stuff fits right into my free time for FS... Need to start making some revenue for the airline.. Mike B.

Hi Mike,United Express in Denver (KDEN) uses them to KCYS (Cheyenne WY), KEGE (Eagle County CO- close the Vale), KCOS (Colorado Springs, CO), to name a few. All are short flights, and I'm sure all have over-nights for the early commute out in the mornings to the UA hub at KDEN. Flying to KEGE gives you some great scenery, plus a very steep non-precision approach if you're into instrument procedures.Bruce.

here, try this site:http://www.skywest.com/media/routemap.phpI found this via GOOGLE search on united express. Select the maps in the lower half of the screen for the area of the US that you want to fly in.good luck and have fun