Flying to Alaska – Tiger AA5B

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    • November 1, 2015 at 23:07 #2947
      Roscoe Rosché
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      I was going through some old papers and found this trip log from an Alaska flight that started in Ohio. I’m going to log the airports (by ID), the flight time, and the fuel burn. Notice that the two routes (there and back) are not the same.

      Start I62, Brookville, OH

      ID Time Fuel Notes
      DLH 4:40 45.5 Duluth
      CYBR 2:45 29.3 Brandon
      CJD4 3:00 29.6 N. Battleford -> Haslin for fuel
      CEZ3 1:30 15.2 Cooking Lake
      CYPE 1:50 19.5 Peace River (end of day 1 flying)
      CYQH 3:50 40.0 Watson Lake
      PAGY 2:10 27.5 Skagway, AK
      CYT 1:20 13.4 Yakutat
      SWD 2:22 29.9 Seward
      ORI 1:41 19.1 Fort Lion
      PADQ 0:20 3.0 Kodiac

      Fuel Total 272.0
      Flying Time Total – 26:18

      Camp Lat 57 56.38 Lon 153 13.39

      Return Trip

      ID Time Fuel Notes
      MRI 1:50 20.5 Anchorage
      CKU 1:20 14.8 Cordova
      PAGY 3:00 36.3 Skagway End of day 1
      CYXY 0:38 8.1 Whitehorse
      CYYE 2:50 28.1 Fort Nelson
      CYXE 4:13 39.9 Saskaton
      CYQR 0:53 11.4 Regina
      STP 4:20 37.3 Min/St Paul (Custons 2 am)
      TYQ 4:00 38.5 Terry, IN
      I62 0:40 9.0 Brookville, OH

      Fuel Total 233.9
      Flying Time Total 24:14

      Cheers

      Roscoe

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