Those who flew on Infinite Flight before the global update remember how busy KSAN used to be on every server. Join me to pack the airport once again with a flight across the Pacific to Honolulu International Airport (PHNL). Featured aircraft are the Alaska Airlines B739, Hawaiian Airlines B717, and Southwest Airlines B738.
Get ready to embark on an incredible journey from the stunning San Diego International Airport (KSAN) to the tropical paradise of Honolulu International Airport (PHNL). Choose your preferred airline and aircraft, load up the flight plan, and prepare for an exhilarating departure from San Diego’s bustling airport. Take to the skies in the iconic Alaska Airlines B737-900, the reliable Hawaiian Airlines B717-200, or the versatile Southwest Airlines B737-800. As you soar across the Pacific Ocean, enjoy the breathtaking views of the Hawaiian Islands as they approach. Then prepare for a smooth landing at Honolulu International Airport, where the warm hospitality of Hawaii awaits. We encourage you to share your screenshots and experiences from the event on this thread. The scenic beauty, the camaraderie of fellow pilots, and the thrill of flying await you! I look forward to seeing you at San Diego International Airport on September 2nd.
Flight Plan
KSAN WNFLD KERNL GYWNN PADRZ SXC 3231N/11932W MALIT ROSIN FICKY FOOTS FLITY FIZEL FOMAS FAPIS FITES BYROW DEREC BONUS PULPS 2029N/15558W FUNKI HARPO CAMPS KEIKI DUDVE LNY HONUU DYLLI SHLAE YEPGU PHNL
It is encouraged to include the appropriate SIDs and STARs in your flight plan.
Copy the above text into the waypoint search bar within Infinite Flight.
In order to provide the best possible ATC coverage for this event, we kindly request that IFATC members consider staffing both San Diego International Airport (KSAN) and Honolulu International Airport (PHNL). This will enhance realism, coordination, and overall enjoyment for everyone involved.
KSAN ATC
PHNL ATC
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However, in the event of a shortage of available controllers, I kindly ask for your understanding and flexibility. In such cases, please adhere to the following guidelines:
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Familiarize yourself with the specific procedures for San Diego International Airport (KSAN) and Honolulu International Airport (PHNL). Ensure you are well-versed in the taxiways, runways, and any unique airport operations.
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In the absence of active ATC, pilots will rely on the Unicom frequency for communication. It is crucial to use Unicom correctly, providing clear and concise information about your intentions, such as taxiing, departing, or landing.
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Before pushing back from the gate, it is vital to check the METAR for both departure and destination airports. Stay up-to-date with weather conditions, including wind speed and direction, visibility, and any significant changes that may affect aircraft operations.
By adhering to these guidelines, we can ensure a realistic and enjoyable experience for all participants, even in the absence of active ATC. Your professionalism and commitment to maintaining the highest standards of aviation within Infinite Flight are greatly appreciated.
When ATC services are available, it is mandatory to follow all instructions given by the controllers. Maintain professionalism, adhere to proper procedures, and cooperate fully to ensure efficient traffic flow.
It is crucial to understand that the I am not responsible for any violations that may occur during the event. Each pilot is individually responsible for adhering to the Infinite Flight rules and guidelines at all times.
I kindly request all participants to behave in a professional manner throughout the event. Show respect to fellow pilots and controllers, refrain from disruptive behavior or trolling, and maintain a positive and welcoming environment for all.
I appreciate your cooperation in adhering to these NOTAMs and helping us create a memorable and successful San Diego Legacy Flyout event. Remember, your actions contribute to the overall experience of all participants. These NOTAMs are subject to change leading up to the start of the event.
