Hello everyone,
I really enjoy flying to smaller islands on Infinite Flight and a majority of my flights either start or end on an island. I just wondered if anyone could recommend a new island or islands I can fly to in at least a Boeing 737?
I already frequently fly to:
Hawaii, USA
Bermuda
Tahiti Islands
Pretty much all the islands in the Caribbean
Thank you in advance for any recommendations
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Saint Helena ~ Comair 737-800 from Johannesburg
Mount Pleasant ~ LATAM A320 from Punta Arenas
Both really cool South Atlantic islands that are regularly hit by strong winds which can make approaches tricky! Would definitely recommend 👀
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Have you tried out the Maldives?
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Brisbane - Hamilton Island (Great Barrier Reef) on Qantas B738.
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Fly around islands in Greece, in the Aegean Sea. Beautiful scenery and some challenging landings.
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lanzarote definetely. been there irl and the approach is just beautiful.
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Saint Maarten, Cozumel, Bahamas, Cancun (seriously is a city with islands). A lot to discover
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Cyprus is a lovely island. It’s got a beautiful approach from either end.
If you want a flight to go along with it, El Al operates their Boeing 737-800 from Tel Aviv (TLV/LLBG) to Larnaca (LCA/LCLK). It only takes about 40 minutes, too!
Happy flying! ✈️
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JetSuperior5192:
Saint Marteen.
of course… it’s st. maarten by the way
Those are all in the Caribbean sir
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It’s not a B737 but you could realistically use an A350 from Hamburg to Mount Pleasant from now on
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Actually its St. Martin on the French side and St. Maartin on the Dutch side, just saying lol
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Ballio
January 29, 2021, 9:55pm
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@themightycj Try out The Greek Islands. Places like Crete (LGIR) or Corfu (LGKR).
One that you can’t get a 737 into but I highly recommend is LGKJ which you can use the Dash-8.
I would also recommend the islands United makes Island hops to, starting from Guam (especially Micronesia). That’s in a B738
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I forgot about Guam!! I haven’t done that one yet!
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Zachary
January 29, 2021, 9:56pm
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anon2996007:
That’s in a B738
During high demand, they’ll use their Boeing 777-200ER (sometimes just the -200).
I would suggest flying into New Zealand. It’s really scenic.
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LOL I mean it is an island, but not what I meant :P
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What? How will they serve those tiny airports in Micronesia with a B772? They barely fit 2 B737s
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