Hi everyone.

 

I love to fly my pmdg ngx in bad weather.

Does anyone know of airports that can handle a 737-600 that often has bad weather conditions?

 

Staale Moum.

The old Active Sky 6.5 had a feature to search for weather conditions. http://www.hifisim.com/launch/asv6.php I do not have any of the newer versions, but I bet they have the same feature.

SAS flies with their 737-600 to my hometown ENHD. Lot's of bad weather here, mostly windy as well. For example, it is raining right now and the airport has 22 knots wind... http://en.allmetsat.com/metar-taf/norway-sweden-finland.php?icao=ENHD

Southeast Alaska. Juneau, eg.

Thanks for the reply. I will try these airports.

 

Staale Moum.

I haven't tried it in the sim but the scariest real-world landing I ever had was at Wellington (NZWN) on a very windy day. The crash trucks were lined-up next to the runway just waiting for those pilots who didn't have the "right stuff".

 

Charlie

Also, Iceland has frequent high winds depending on season. Boeing flies aircraft there to test their crosswind capabilities. (BIKF)

 

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Far eastern Canada also has a few places that get hammered a lot. Places like St. Johns (CYYT), Halifax (CYHZ), and Gander (CYQX) are some of the places I've flown to and had some pretty cool experiences in.

Try Belgium in the summer :)

 

Bert Van Bulck

Hi everyone.

 

I love to fly my pmdg ngx in bad weather.

Does anyone know of airports that can handle a 737-600 that often has bad weather conditions?

 

Staale Moum.

 

Hi Staale,

 

Or you can try Deadhorse in Alaska. (yeah it really exist) It is always!!! bad weather. But in winter it is extreme...

 

Eric

Try Dutch Harbor in Alaska. It can be really challenging.

Thanks again for replying.

Will try these airports for sure.

CYFB

Hi Staale,

 

Or you can try Deadhorse in Alaska. (yeah it really exist) It is always!!! bad weather. But in winter it is extreme...

 

Eric

I've done Deadhorse about 15 times. It's cold, but I've never been up there with anything I'd call extreme, luckily. Day to day, Fairbanks is colder and foggier. Juneau is rainy and cloudy and turbulent. Although, my last landing at Deadhorse was a bit of a trip with a HW shearing to a quarting TW on short final. . . good times. :)

I've done Deadhorse about 15 times. It's cold, but I've never been up there with anything I'd call extreme, luckily. Day to day, Fairbanks is colder and foggier. Juneau is rainy and cloudy and turbulent. Although, my last landing at Deadhorse was a bit of a trip with a HW shearing to a quarting TW on short final. . . good times. :)

 

15 times. Than you are an expert. But you're right. Snow and very cold weather. But the wind isn't that bad.

 

Eric

try EGCC EGKK EGSS we have a lot of rain here, including windsheers.