I am planning on doing a (virtual) trip around the world with the PMDG 737 .. and take lots of SCREENSHOTS in the process! :)It may be crazy or it may be a waste of time ... but why the heck not? FS looks so damn stunning with the new hardware I just bought it'd be a shame not putting it to use!Here's a first idea about the plan:http://www.thepilotlounge.com/images/aviat...rld/preview.jpgAnd here's the itinerary:Start at Newark, NJ to St John's, Canada 1160 statute miles.To Prins Christian Sund, Greenland, 930 sm.To Reykjavik, Iceland 752 smTo Dublin, Ireland 931 smTo Nice, France 905 smTo Berlin, Germany 671 smTo Budapest, Hungary 430 smTo Tessalonika, Greece 514 smTo Iraklion, Crete 382 smTo Istanbul, Turkey 445 smTo Donets'k, Ukraine 639 smTo St. Petersburg, Russia 878 smTo Yekaterinburg, Russia 1090 smTo Navosibirsk, Russia 969 smTo Urumqi, China 782 smTo Xining, China 898 smTo ZhengZhou China, 675 smTo Shanghai, China 515 smTo Fukoka, Japan 545 smTo Tokyo, Japan 548 smTo Sapporo Japan, 522 smTo Petropavlovsk-Kamchatskiy, Russia 1050 smTo Anayr, Russia, 1040 smTo Fairbanks Alaska, 1010 smTo Juneau, Canada 617 smTo Calgary, Canada, 954 smTo Winnipeg, Canada 735 smTo Cincinnati, Ohio 964 smBack to Newark 567 sm.For a total of 22,118 sm trip around the world ... Yes, yes. The trip is only in the Northern emisphere ... that's because after this I will do another one: in the southern emisphere. Central and South america, africa, arabian peninsula, india, Philippines, Australia, New Zeland, hawaii and then Western and Southern US.

Looks interestingNebojsa

MarcoI'm just wondering that I could try some of your routes out. let me get your plans. :)Thanks in advance.

Great Idea. I may try it myself.

You should get plenty of frame-rates over the Atlanta and Siberia.

>You should get plenty of frame-rates over the Atlanta and>Siberia.LOL I never thought that Atlanta or Siberia had anything in common ... but ok. :)

>Marco>>I'm just wondering that I could try some of your routes out. >let me get your plans. :)>>Thanks in advance.>>>>>>Yeah sure ... I'll publish my plans before I fly them and publish the screenies afterwards.

Marco, the looks great, just an idea you may want to consider. I flew to Moscow this summer there is some great scenery UUEE, you may want to use it as a stop, really great.Good LuckBob

Marco,You are aware of flying the Worltour (on line) with IVAO?Or just use there flightplans. Also here 2 worldtours north en south and also one with VFR.SuccessFrans Dekker / TFF074

hello,Yes ivao has a world tour every year. I juste finish the WT 2004 (62 legs). http://www.ivao.org/members/WorldTour/WT4_FP_1-20.htmi made a lot of the wt leg in 737pmdg but not only beacuse some airoports are too small for 737 (or the flight was too long for 737 tetops capacity) Last year, there was two world tour one for northern emisphere and one in southern.http://www.ivao.org/members/WorldTour/WT3_FP.htmHave nice flight

>hello,>Yes ivao has a world tour every year. I juste finish the WT>2004 (62 legs). >http://www.ivao.org/members/WorldTour/WT4_FP_1-20.htm>i made a lot of the wt leg in 737pmdg but not only beacuse>some airoports are too small for 737 (or the flight was too>long for 737 tetops capacity) >Last year, there was two world tour one for northern emisphere>and one in southern.>>http://www.ivao.org/members/WorldTour/WT3_FP.htm>>Have nice flight>>I was sure that somebody else already came up with idea and already did it.IVAO huh?Well it's Flight Project's turn then!:)