Re: any airline fly from the West coast to Russia?

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Prior to the 737NGs, I can't imagine Alaskan had any aircraft to get
from ANC to anywhere civilized in Russia.

It is one heck of a long way and very deceiving on a Mercator
projection map.

I know Alaskan serves a couple of posts on the Aleutian islands, but I
do believe they are seasonal.

Matthew
(Disconnected as I write this)

On 28-Aug-04, at 12:19 AM, Alireza Alivandivafa wrote:

> They used to fly SEA-ANC-Russian Far East.  Though the route changed,
> they
> always flew to Vladivastok and Magadan, along with a few other places
> over time.
>  They had MD-80s doing it for a while, which is when they found out
> they
> don't do well in the conditions and limited their cold flying and
> shoot them to
> Mexico.  I believe they flew 732 flights toward the end.
>
> In a message dated 8/27/2004 12:58:44 PM Central Daylight Time,
> DZTOPS@xxxxxxx writes:
> Alaska airlines flew (or flys?) from Alaska to Siberia I think--just a
> short
> westbound trip--not what you were probably thinking of.

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Prior to the 737NGs, I can't imagine Alaskan had any aircraft to get
from ANC to anywhere civilized in Russia.


It is one heck of a long way and very deceiving on a Mercator
projection map.


I know Alaskan serves a couple of posts on the Aleutian islands, but I
do believe they are seasonal.


Matthew

(Disconnected as I write this)

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On 28-Aug-04, at 12:19 AM, Alireza Alivandivafa wrote:


<excerpt>They used to fly SEA-ANC-Russian Far East.  Though the route
changed, they

always flew to Vladivastok and Magadan, along with a few other places
over time.

 They had MD-80s doing it for a while, which is when they found out
they

don't do well in the conditions and limited their cold flying and
shoot them to

Mexico.  I believe they flew 732 flights toward the end.


In a message dated 8/27/2004 12:58:44 PM Central Daylight Time,

DZTOPS@xxxxxxx writes:

Alaska airlines flew (or flys?) from Alaska to Siberia I think--just a
short

westbound trip--not what you were probably thinking of.

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