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Some screenshots of a Tradewind Executive BizJetz charter from SEA to MMAA (Acapulco).
Flown in Microsoft Flight Simulator X with the Qualitywings B757-200 RR WL.


Routing: KSEA SID BKE J163 BOI J15 TWF J12 TCH J15 ABQ J13 TRC UJ47 SLP UJ45 TLC J13 TEQ UJ21E PACOS STAR MMAA

Departure: RW16L SUMMA7
Arrival: PACOS1 ILS RW28
Blocks off: 1229Z
Blocks on: 1759Z
Fuel used: 47.800 lbs
Step cruise levels: FL330 / 350 / 370 at M.80


Departing SEA in the early hours, climbing out and passing Mt Rainier
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Past SUMMA and just about to arrive at the first cruise level FL330
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Passing Salt Lake City and we're beginning to see a glimpse of the sunrise ahead
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and about 20 mins later
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Passing TEQ while descending to 3.000ft on the PACOS1 arrival
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Near SMS and about to turn right to intercept the ILS for RW28
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Short final, at 1.000ft disengaged the autopilot for manual landing with such visibility
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(ILS in the scenery was a tad misaligned to the right of the RWY)

Our guests arrived at Acapulco, Mexico
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Hey Stefaan.

I only saw your report today. Mostly because TV was getting my attention more than the computers

These are really good pictures and a beautiful paint-scheme to the B752.

And this is also a very nice scenery for Acapulco, but how in the world could the designer leave the default gas station in the scenery?

Another funny thing about this airport is, all photos I looked at on Google Earth show all buildings in a blue trim color and not that red/pink.
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(12-27-2010, 08:29 AM)CBreuer Wrote: [ -> ]And this is also a very nice scenery for Acapulco, but how in the world could the designer leave the default gas station in the scenery?

Another funny thing about this airport is, all photos I looked at on Google Earth show all buildings in a blue trim color and not that red/pink.
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My idea exactly... think the author must have a favour for a 'pinky' thing