Hi, all. In Farnborough Airshow, there is korean Air's B737-900 in 7E7 livery. It flied about 4,000nm route from KBFI(Boeing Field in Seattle) to EGLF(Farnborough). So B737-900 had to stop at some airpot and be refueled. Does anyone know what this airport is?? B737-900 has just about 2000nm range.

Well I don't know where it stoped but you better add another 700 NM or so to your distance figure. Strap on some winglets and you can extend this distance even further...Best Wishes,[h4]Randy J. Smith[/h4][h3]P M D G's 747-400[/h3][h4]coming to a runway near you[/h4][/font color]Caution! Not a real pilot, but do play one on TV ;-)AMD 64 3200+ | ASUS KV8 DELUXE | GFORCE 5700 ULTRA @535/1000 | Maxtor 6Y080M0 SATA 80 GIG | 512 DDR 400 | Windows Xp Pro | Windows Xp Pro 64 |

They have winglets on a 900?

Thanks for your replies! Yes, there are no winglets on Korean Air's B737-900s.

Not yet that I am aware of but I know Boeing was looking into it for the 600 and 900. Would not add much to the total mileage...Best Wishes,[h4]Randy J. Smith[/h4][h3]P M D G's 747-400[/h3][h4]coming to a runway near you[/h4][/font color]Caution! Not a real pilot, but do play one on TV ;-)AMD 64 3200+ | ASUS KV8 DELUXE | GFORCE 5700 ULTRA @535/1000 | Maxtor 6Y080M0 SATA 80 GIG | 512 DDR 400 | Windows Xp Pro | Windows Xp Pro 64 |

2000 mile range, I'm guessing maybe he refueled at JFK? Then flew on to UK across the Atlantic.

It stopped for fuel in Iqaluit, on Baffin Island. http://forums.avsim.net/user_files/85800.jpg

The other traditional re-feuling point is Goose Bay in Canada.