Back on ES need a suggestion

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What a great way to get back on ES with a short haul between the St. JOHN’S in the A220. Due to winds being boorish today in St. John New Brunswick, a hand flown approach is required.
Started at YYZ to YUL, YHZ, YYT, YSJ, YQB, YTR, YYB, YYZ, YUL , YHZ, YYR, YSJ, YQB, and ending in YYB.

Also looking for a western swing. 737 Max 8 15 to 20 legs total all north America with some European legs. Starting CYYZ or CYYB. Short to medium haul. I may do a flight tracking post and invite everyone to fly the legs.

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do the milk run!

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What milk run? Not familiar with any for the 737

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the Alaska milk run is a route from anchorage to Seattle via some small airports along the way!

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Ah okay, brainfarted for a moment. I do love tgat area for sure, other than Anchorage i dont fly into Alaskan airports much. This will definitely be incorporated into the trip plan. Looking like a Pacific ring routing in the making.

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👀👀👀
Ten char

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The milk run is an awesome route to fly coming back!

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Here is the run i just came up with. Approximately 85 flight hours 42 total legs. A couple will be very interesting.

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Yeah, like what @Hector_Wilson was talking about.

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I do, I fly to Juneau, Anchorage and I even flown into Fairbanks and Kethchikan. How about flying from Alaska down to the Caribbean, or down to Hawaii.

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I will be flying Alaska run. Just added a few destination in between.

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what is a milk run?

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Short hops between airports in alaska

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So far it’s a fun one. Had a little cfit when lag struck landing at PAPG. will be re doing that leg today.

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Hawaii is a favorite stop, bern there way to often need new to me airports to fly to.

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Uh, what r u saying @727Wrench?

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Tired of the same airports all the time