Hi guys n Gals.I just bought USA Roads and I would like to fly the Route 66 Assuming its in there. Can anybody help me find it. Which airport is closest to it.Also where does it start and end.Thanks GuysJason

http://www.historic66.com/http://www.66.com/route66/index.phphttp://www.route66usa.com/Jason,Here's a couple of places to look!Hollister

Hi Jason,Saddly Route 66 is no more. At one time, it went from Chicago southward to St Louis, then turned west through Oklahoma, Texes (the panhandle), New Mexico, Arizona, and California to Los Angles (I think). Now Interstate 55 runs from Chicago to St Louis, then Interstate 44 goes westward. There are pieces of the old road which still carry the Route 66 designation but most exist for commercial or historic purposes. R-

Route 66 follows present day I-55 from Chicago to St. Louis, then I-44 from St. Louis to Oklahoma City, and finally I-40 from Oklahoma City to Barstow, California.

Hi Jason.Almost all of Route66 still exists, but it has been segmented, and renamed, into county or township roads... and some of these segments are now disconnected, as the freeways have turned parts into dead-ends.But, some research and old maps could point out the route.http://www.historic66.com/as listed above gives a present day, turn-by-turn description of the route.Dick

WOW Thanks Guys,Im quite excited to fly this route. Is it quite a scenic route in fs2004.Jason

US Rt 50 runs from Ocean City Maryland to Sacrimento California. Going through Washington D.C., Cincinnati and many other citys. I believe its the last "coast to coast" highway.US Rt 50 is now what US RT 66 use to be.

Another way... Fly over I-10. You can start in Jacksonville Flaand wind up in Los Angeles. Uninterupted.Eric

FYI:From the song of the same name. RTE 66 BLUES!!If you ever plan to motor westTravel my way, take the highway that's the bestGet your kicks on Rte Sixty SixIt winds from Chicago to L.A.More than two thousand miles all the wayGet your kicks on Rte 66Now you go thru St Looey & Joplin, MissouriAnd Oklahoma city is mighty pretty,You'll see Amarillo-Gallup, New Mexico,Flagstaff, Arizona, don't forget Winona,Kingman, Barstow, San BernardinoWon't you get hip on this timely tip,When you make out that timely tripGet your kicks on Rte 66.Thats for the younsters who don't know who Nat King Cole was.Happy Flying,Dave in Austin

Nat King Cole? The definitive kick-a** version is from Chuck Berry,IMOBestGrahame (EDHL)

I know this may sound dorky, but would you be able to "drive" now that the roads are contiguous?There were a couple of cool cars and motorcyles for FS2002. The handling was weird though. Is it now possible to make a car act like a car instead of a refrigerator on a baby carriage?

Who and what is a Chuck Berry?

Route 66 runs close to KLBE Arnold Palmer Regional Latrobe,Pa.Its about 35 miles southeast of Pittsburgh,Pa.KLBE is also a good place to practice ILS approaches with its rolling foothills and farm land.I often see Arnold Palmer doing ILS approaches in his Citation X.

>Route 66 runs close to KLBE Arnold Palmer Regional>Latrobe,Pa.Its about 35 miles southeast of Pittsburgh,Pa.KLBE>is also a good place to practice ILS approaches with its>rolling foothills and farm land.I often see Arnold Palmer>doing ILS approaches in his Citation X.That must be Pennsylvania Route 66. US 66 never got that far east. R-

"Who and what is a Chuck Berry?"Oh man!!! I just got even older with that one!! Old Chuck was one of the greatest musical men in the U.S. in the 50-60 era. One of my favorites is called "My Ding-A-Ling". :)Don