Welcome back ya’ll, we flew back to Europe last night and it was an exciting one. After doing some regional flying over the last week it was time for another long haul, no better place than Paris, France! The flight was full, which made for a powerful takeoff, even more so with 25R’s full length closed. Anyhow, sit back and enjoy what I captured!
ROUTE
KLAX/25R/F330 OSHNN1 BEALE DCT EEVUN DCT BCE DCT KU51Q DCT KD60U DCT KD72A DCT KP78C DCT KP87G DCT KP03K/F350 DCT SSM DCT OXASA DCT BAREE N521B ALLRY/M083/F350 DCT 51N050W 53N040W 54N030W 54N020W DCT MALOT DCT GISTI/F370 DCT LESLU DCT ANNET UM25 INGOR UM25 LUKIP LUKI9W LFPG/27R
FLIGHT INFORMATION
Airline: Air France
Route: Los Angeles, California (LAX) to Paris, France (CDG)
Flight Number: AFR25 Callsign: “Air France 25 Heavy”
Equipment: Boeing 777-328ER (F-GZNH)
PAX: 312
BLK FUEL: 191,300lbs
PZFW: 455,665lbs
PTOW: 645,562lbs
Flight Time: 9 Hours 36 Minutes (Planned was 9hrs 44min)
Server: Expert
Getting settled for our nearly 10 hour journey to France! We’re departing from the Midfield Satellite Concourse today.
Lining up on 25R from intersection Foxtrot. Time to feel raw General Electric power.
Airborne with a VR of 168kts ( D-TO1 FLP 5)
RNAV DOCKR and climbing out!
Around this time I was settled in for some shut eye, but was later awoken from turbulence over the Atlantic.
Another flight with the mighty -300ER, flew like a dream. Had a light left crosswind and had a buttery touchdown in Paris.
Thanks for stopping by! We’ll be flying more throughout Europe, stay tuned!