Shalom and greetings all my pals,

 

Here is nice inter-Mexico crossing from MMUN Cancún International Airport located in Cancún on the Caribbean coast of Mexico's Yucatán Peninsula to MMVR General Heriberto Jara International Airport or Veracruz International Airport located at Veracruz on the Gulf of Mexico coast of Mexico.

 

Departing terminal 2M gate

 

 

 

Entering into taxiway on way to runway 12R

 

 

 

Entering into runway 12R for take off via PALMA departure

 

 

Airborne on climb to FL340 toward Caribbean Sea before making left 180 degree turn toward PALMA

 

 

Entering Caribbean sea

 

 

Time to make 180 degree left turn with background view of deep blue Caribbean waters toward west to head to PALMA

 

 

 

Finished with the 180 degree turn and now heading back to Cancun beach coast to direct to PALMA

 

 

Passing the airport of departure where you can see on airport grounds Boeing 737-300 flight number VIV001 getting ready for departure to the same airport of destination

 

 

Intercepting PALMA and heading to MID while still climbing to FL340

 

 

Cruising at FL340

 

 

wow super shiny!!!!

 

 

Nice background view of Gulf of Mexico where you can see two lakes called Laguana Rosada on the right and Cienega De Progreso on the left. If you see a line heading to the coast, it is highway route number 261 called Progresso Merida Highway.

 

 

Intercepting MID above city of Merida

 

 

Leaving city of Merida and heading to cross Gulf of Mexico toward destination

 

 

Crossing beautiful waters of Gulf of Mexico

 

 

Cruising at FL340 across the gulf

 

 

 

Because of regulations of the forums not allowing more than 20 screenshots per post, please be kind enough to go to this hyperlink to view rest of the flight including landing.

 

Here is the link: http://vatil.org.il/forum/index.php/topic/40977-from-caribbean-sea-to-gulf-of-mexico/

 

Thank you for viewing!!! Stay tuned for next exciting flight!!!

 

Regards,

 

Aharon

Great shots! What plane is that? Looks like a DC9

I really like how you make your flights realistic, and how you pay attention to the VFR and IFR points along the way.

Artie711 and IFR7700,

 

Thanks for your kind words!!

 

Artie711, it is DC-9-30.

 

Regards,

 

Aharon