Delta Virtual Airlines Water Cooler - Can we have some type of ICAO-ICAO assignments

Delta Virtual Airlines Water Cooler \| Airline Operations \| Can we have some type of ICAO-ICAO assignments
DVA2819 Captain, B757-200 Joined on January 17 2006 Century Club Watchung, NJ USA 168 legs, 361.7 hours 64 legs, 141.1 hours online 164 legs, 342.4 hours ACARS	Posted onPost created on August 17 2006 00:29 ET by Matthew Kreilein
	Maybe there is a way to do this that I'm not familiar with or dunno how to do. If so, reply here. I know over at another VA I belong to, you can type in 2 airports, pick a number of legs and aircraft type and it will give you that many legs to that destination. Is there anyway to do something similar like that here. For example, I own addons for KSFO, KMIA, KJFK and a few others. I usually park my butt at one of those addons and would like to fly to another. I know I could probably sit and map out a route from KSFO-KJFK that is multiple legs, but if there was a way for it to pick segments for me, that would be ROCKIN'! I hate long flights, so I really don't wanna do SFO-JFK direct, but if the system could spit out X hr segments (+ or - 0.5 X or whatever) that would be nice. So, anyway to implement or design something like that? Is that a stupid idea? Just a nugget for consideration for the future maybe. Thanks.
DVA1320 Senior Captain, B777-200 COMM Joined on August 29 2003 Online Six Century Club DVA Ten-Year Anniversary Everett Millennium Club Flying Colonel Three Million Mile Club Arlington, VA USA 1,752 legs, 7,042.0 hours 610 legs, 2,627.6 hours online 272 legs, 966.9 hours ACARS 5 legs, 12.2 hours event	Posted onPost created on August 17 2006 08:14 ET by Daniel Ward
	Not a stupid idea Matthew. But not going to be implemented. We pattern our operations after the real world Delta Airlines. Hence, we use their schedule. There are many, many flights that are relatively long distance that are already in segments. The one thing you must consider is that longer flights from hub airports (i.e., KATL, KCVG, and KSLC) are likely going to be non-stop flights. However an example like KCLT-KSFO is not a non-stop flight, and connects through one of our hubs. You just have to be a little creative in searching for flights that match your desires. Just don't get creative and make up a flight that doesn't exist. That's a no-no.
DVA2253 Senior Captain, DC-8-61 COMM Joined on April 01 2005 Everett 250 Club Online Century Club Eight Century Club DVA Ten-Year Anniversary "I'd rather be flying!" Church Hill, TN USA 862 legs, 1,344.5 hours 108 legs, 165.2 hours online 299 legs, 485.1 hours ACARS	Posted onPost created on August 17 2006 08:29 ET by George Lewis
	You can always go to the Pilot Center and browse the schedule and come up with flights. So say you want to do SFO-JFK You can see they exist: http://www.deltava.org/browse.do?airportD=SFO&airportA=JFK If you were at SFO and wanted to see all your flight route options, just choose ALL for the TO entry and you'll see all the places you can go non-stop from SFO.
DVA2819 Captain, B757-200 Joined on January 17 2006 Century Club Watchung, NJ USA 168 legs, 361.7 hours 64 legs, 141.1 hours online 164 legs, 342.4 hours ACARS	Posted onPost created on August 18 2006 00:08 ET by Matthew Kreilein
	Yeah, I know I can go and plan them on my own...which is what I do, but instead of spending quite a bit of time figuring if I can get from A to B in several steps in a type I can fly, I'd like the system to do it for me. Boiled down...it's laziness masked by a fairly good idea :-) Thanks for the replies though. Much appreciated.

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