I have a simple query
about that existing lines destined for transportation from the continent of Asia and North America.
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I can use it to transfer from any airport in America to any airport from Asia, but why can’t I use it the other way around?
Because they only go one direction :)
There are westbound and eastbound tracks just like the NATs I believe
Meaning
I can use that font to move from KSFO to RJTT. But why can’t I use from RJTT to KSFO ?
It’s to avoid conflict between aircraft above an uncontrolled area. It’s the safest way to do it.
There’s different tracks for different directions. For example TRK A on the Atlantic runs east to west, while TRK Z runs west to east
Yes, I saw it between North America and Europe, but I mean, why is there only one path between America and Asia?
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They haven’t developed the Pacific as much as the atlantic because of the amount of traffic I’d say
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Finally, there is someone who has understood what I mean
Thanks for the clarification @Vortex
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No bother.
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