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Juneau Worldwide Humanitarian Flights
Cargo Route 1 ROUTE 1A and 1B (Flight number 9980-9981)Whitehorse, Yukon (CYXY) - Braeburn, Yukon (CEK2) - Carmacks, Yukon (CEX4) - Faro, Yukon (CZFA) - Sheldon Lake, Yukon (CFS7) - MacMillan Pass, Yukon (CFC4) - Cantung, NWT (CBX5) - Prairie Creek, NWT (CBH4) - Fort Simpson, NWT (CYFS) . Mountains! Canyons! Airports in holes! This one is a challenge all around. Route 1A is from Whitehorse to Ft. Simpson - 1B is the return flight. Cargo Route 2 ROUTE 2A and 2B (Flight number 9982-9983) Juneau to Ketchikan with some interesting stops in between. Heh Heh. Cargo Route 3 Route 3A and 3B (Flight No's 9984-9985) Time to get some heavier twins out into the backwoods of central AK. Enjoy this easy cargo flight from Northway AK (PAOR) to Nome (PAOM) via the deserted middle of Alaska. Vintage Route 4 Juneau Vintage Route 4 - Vintage DC-3 Cargo flying in the belly of Alaska. Take supplies between Anchorage and Fairbanks with some fun stops. Vintage Route 5 Juneau Vintage Route 5 - Vintage Convair 240 flying out of Juneau. Flying a big pig of a radial propliner to supply the backwoods! TBA TBA TBA

You all have done a tremendous job flying the mail in Alaska! Your hard work and outstanding performance have made us a powerhouse in the world of Bush Aviation. We have used our reputation to expand our reach. We now have contracts to fly cargo into Canada and Alaska using prop twins. Flying light twins is a switch from taildragger bush aircraft. All I can say is, please use top notch airspeed control. That's the key (hint hint).

All Cargo Flights are to be flown in a Twin Engine aircraft or larger.
All airports serviced are available in stock FS2004 scenery.
Use Real World Weather, either via the flightsim program or an addon program.
Aircraft selection is up to the pilot. The Beechcraft Baron or similar is a good choice, but any prop twin is ok.
Only a start time is specified, try not to get caught out after dark before finishing the route!
IFR flight is allowed on the cargo routes; however, 90% of the airports served DO NOT have an instrument approach. Plan accordingly and DO NOT get caught in bad weather.
Have fun and enjoy the challenge!