Hello Everyone!
As some of you might remember from my last post, I have a unique mode of flying in Infinite Flight. I always take off from where I last landed. I also try always to fly realistic routes that exist in real life. That means that if I want to get to a certain point on this planet, I have to figure out how to get there.
At the moment, I’m on an 8-flight trip from Aberdeen (Scotland) to King George Island (Antarctica). The reason behind that exotic destination is that I want to discover some of the new scenery in South America.
- Aberdeen (Scotland) - Amsterdam (Netherlands) ✅
- Amsterdam - Frankfurt (Germany) ✅
- Frankfurt - Layes (Portugal, Fuel Stop) - Bogota (Colombia) ✅
- Bogota - Cusco (Peru) ✅
- Cusco - Lima (Peru)
- Lima - Cordoba (Argentina)
- Cordoba - Ushuaia (Argentina)
- Ushuaia - King George Island (Antarctica)
The pictures I share with you today are from flight number 4; Bogota (Colombia) to Cusco (Peru).
See, I could’ve flown directly from Bogota to Lima, but I wanted to make the infamous approach in Cusco. And oh boy, it was worth it.
| Todays Flight Details | |
|---|---|
| Date | August 10th, 2019 |
| Aircraft | Avianca A318 |
| Route | Bogota (SKBO) - Cusco (SPZO) |
| Server | Expert |
The scenery around Cusco is one of the most beautiful areas I’ve ever flown at in Infinite Flight. Flabbergasting and majestic mountains, lakes, a magnificent view over the city, …
Not only that, the approach into Cusco is enjoyable as well. I decided to go realistic because it is such a challenging airport and I followed the DARKI1A STAR. This approach brings you in from the west at a right downwind. You have to fly on the downwind until you get behind a mountain, then turn base around that mountain and get back on short final. Very challenging as you have to keep a good eye on your altitude, but when you get down, it’s amazing.
To summarize: Not only do you get so see one of the most beautiful places on this planet, but you also get fo fly a very challenging but fun approach. I do recommend this flight to everyone.
Have a good weekend and many happy landings!
Marc
