any Ideas for flight routes with the 737/600/700 in europe!thanks and greetsmaik

I can highly recommend Scandinavia, flying SAS routes in Denmark, Norway and Sweden.Within Norway and Sweden and between the two and also Denmark plenty of routes between 30 mins and 2 hours. Especially Norway and Sweden offers the most beautiful scenery in Europe. Great airport addons include (I own them so I know):ENBR (Bergen) by Cloud 9.ENVA (Trondheim-Vaernes) (published by Aerosoft)ENZV (Stavanger-Sola) (Aerosoft)ENGM (Oslo Gardemoen) (Aerosoft)ESSA (Stockholm Arlanda in Sweden) (Aerosoft)EKCH (Copenhagen Kastrup) Scansim Scenerys (Simmarket).For rest of Europe Aerosoft.Futher more you'll find adozens of freeware scenerys for both Sweden (http://www.freewares...fsx/sweden.html), Norway (http://www.freewares...fsx/norway.html) and Denmark (http://www.freewares...sx/denmark.html)SAS routes inclues every of the above interlinked in flights all day, and is operated by both 600/700 and 800 amongst others (actually also CRJs MD 80s and airbus). Many of the approaches are very scenic and often very windy and very low vis ;)Further more SAS departs Oslo, Copenhagen and Stockholm to every major airport in Europe daily (flight time 1-4 hours for all of europe).VATSIM often offers excellent coverage.See and find actual and real life CFMU validated routes on http://www.eurofpl.eu/ - sign up for free.EnjoyMas

Edited January 6, 201214 yr by mas618

thx sounds good ;)

I definitely agree with Mas - Scandinavia is a great place to fly.If you like challenging approaches, have a go at landing at Innsbruck where you have mountains surrounding the airport. Landing at Fuchal, Madeira is also great fun. :)Kasper Petersen

check this out !

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PiZ7VNuH76g&list=UUyRinPThmIzLj71iGwNPRxQ&index=2&feature=plcp

Done exclusively for people like you, looking for great places to fly to, and done by myself!

Edited January 6, 201214 yr by bakaman

Wow. Unbelievable collection. I think it would have been easier for you to tell us which sceneries that you DO NOT own....:)

check this out !

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PiZ7VNuH76g&list=UUyRinPThmIzLj71iGwNPRxQ&index=2&feature=plcp

Done exclusively for people like you, looking for great places to fly to, and done by myself!

Holy crap! You're desktop is.... what?!

Wow. Unbelievable collection. I think it would have been easier for you to tell us which sceneries that you DO NOT own....:)

GOOD ONE! actually i do not believe in FLIGHT potential. i really think that fsx will last for a long time. SO i decided to build FS20! lol

Well flying for scandinavian virtual i confirm nice places to land in Norway are Bardufoss, Bodo, Tromso, Trondheim, Kirkenes, Alta.Anyway the most challenging i found in Europe so far is Sion in Switzerland (amazing scenery from fly logic) you have to make a very steep approach from the VOR with no ILS and with low clouds...is just crazy to have mountains everywhere and just rely on instruments without seeing anything. I recommend to use switzerland professional x also from flylogic to have accurate landclass and wonderful environment.

I definitely agree with Mas - Scandinavia is a great place to fly.If you like challenging approaches, have a go at landing at Innsbruck where you have mountains surrounding the airport. Landing at Fuchal, Madeira is also great fun. :)Kasper Petersen

Agreed. Usually, if you say ''europe'' in aviation, it means ''Innsbruck''. We are veeeery lucky :(

Anyone have some info on any Russian routes that the 37 operates?

f you like challenging approaches, have a go at landing at Innsbruck where you have mountains surrounding the airport. Landing at Fuchal, Madeira is also great fun. :)

Totally agree. And you might want to try departing from London City (EGLC) with its 4948' runway. This makes the flights challenging at both ends :)

Tutorial #2, which I'm writing right now is EHAM-LOWI.

Look forward to that .

Tutorial #2, which I'm writing right now is EHAM-LOWI.

Keep on writing Ryan!Bert Van Bulck