Crossing the pond in the 850?

[el_kab0ng 29]

With a 2600NM range (at best), I wonder what real world flyers of the Hawker do to cross the pond? The most common destination is either Heathrow or Gatwick, each of which are just out of range when departing from Boston or JFK. I'm guessing there's a fuel stop along the way somewhere?

[WarpD 824]

Iceland or Nova Scotia, I think.

[jjwesten 0]

Check out this video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z8zhc3Std94

 

Route looks like this: Switserland -> UK -> Iceland -> USA  

[eppright 2]

Typically, a business jet such as the Hawker 850 would make a tech (fuel) stop in Gander, St. John's or Goose Bay.  Then it is only about 1400 miles to feet dry.  Heathrow and Gatwick are not typical for business jets.  Farnborough or Stanstead are more likely destinations in London.  Westbound from Europe some will make their fuel stop Shannon, Ireland.  To the inexperienced, the temperatures aloft over the North Atlantic are warm making it harder to get to the higher altitudes for the crossing.

[ukplane4 0]

Bump: Can either the navigraph extension or GTN 750 enter nat tracks? 

[ukplane4 0]

Bump: Can either the navigraph extension or GTN 750 enter nat tracks? 

bump

[el_kab0ng 29]

I haven't attempted to enter NATs, so I'm not sure.