
28 legs· ≈ 63h 7m total flight time·0% completed· Est. earnings ≈ ₣23,938.64 – ₣28,798.3
The wager is set: leave London, circle the globe, and make it back before anyone starts asking why a short-haul jet is parked in Honolulu. Inspired by Jules Verne, this 28-leg McFly adventure runs through Paris, Brindisi, Bombay, Singapore, Hong Kong, Japan, San Francisco and New York before crossing the Atlantic home. More than 22,000 nautical miles, plenty of fuel stops, and absolutely no shortcuts. Because 80 days was impressive. McFly only needs 88 hours and you know why! ;-)
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"Keep it clean crossing the Channel, but watch that congested London departure traffic."
"Clear the Alps at Turin without needing a time machine to dodge the peaks."
"A quick run to Brindisi, just watch the Mediterranean thermal shifts on your approach."
"Egypt’s heat can play tricks on your instruments, keep your eyes on the horizon coming into Cairo."
"Entering Yemeni airspace demands absolute precision with your navigation systems, don't deviate from the path."
"Mumbai is a sprawling hive of activity, watch for intense monsoon-like weather patterns on arrival."
"Navigating toward Bilasipara requires careful terrain monitoring as the landscape rises toward the Himalayas."
"A short hop that requires immediate vertical awareness before you even settle into cruise altitude."
"Watch your fuel flow closely on this regional dash into Kolkata’s busy terminal zone."
"You’re crossing open water to Singapore, keep a sharp eye on those oceanic weather updates."
"Hong Kong's mountainous terrain demands a rock-solid IFR plan to avoid any surprises during descent."
"Shanghai’s high-density traffic corridor means your arrival spacing needs to be as precise as a clock."
"Crossing the East China Sea to Tokyo requires absolute focus on your approach vectors for RJTT."
"Guam is a tiny speck in the Pacific, your nav-systems better be spot on for this approach."
"You're deep in the Pacific now; there are absolutely no places to land if things get weird."
"This long-haul stretch to Hawaii tests your endurance; don't let the vastness lull you to sleep."
"Hitting the California coast after a long overwater leg requires perfect timing with ATC handoffs."
"A mere blink of an eye between San Francisco and Sacramento, keep your workload under control."
"Crossing the Sierra Nevada mountains to Reno demands careful attention to mountain wave turbulence."
"Salt Lake City’s high elevation means you’ll need to manage your descent speed carefully to avoid overshooting."
"The open plains leading to Omaha often hide sudden wind shear; keep your throttle hand ready."
"Chicago's airspace is a giant puzzle, stay sharp for rapid-fire ATC instructions at O'Hare."
"Descending into New York’s crowded corridors is a masterclass in vigilance, don't blink."
"Gander is your final gateway before the North Atlantic; ensure all systems are checked twice."
"The North Atlantic crossing is unforgiving; monitor your fuel and weather transitions like your life depends on it."
"A short jump to Dublin, but the Irish weather loves to change its mind mid-approach."
"Watch the coastal winds around Liverpool; they can be as unpredictable as a flux capacitor."
"One last tight arrival back into London, don't let your guard down until the engines are off."
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