11-23-2013, 06:58 PM
Enjoy flights in your choice of the Boeing 707, Boeing 747-200, or Boeing 737-200 with the Singapore Airlines flight schedule from May 1, 1976..
These were some of the early years for Singapore Airlines, and so flights are rather limited in scope, but still far reaching, going from Auckland to London, and points in between!!
As an added bonus, I have an original leaflet announcing Singapore Airlines Concorde Service from Singapore to Bahrain and London, dated 1 Jan, 1978, and have included the schedule for all of you speed demons out there
Fair warning, a good number of these airports predate what you are used to flying into.. The modern Taipei, Jakarta, Seoul, Hong Kong, Singapore, and Bangkok airports did not exist at the point these schedules came out, so the flights go into their smaller and less modern predecessors.. for any of you desiring scenery for some of these older airfields, check out Tom Gibson's California Classics scenery page http://www.calclassic.com/.. a lot of the destinations here have been done up quite well, albeit for FS9, not FSX, but the conversion process to FSX isn't too painful... As for charts, most of these airports are still in existence, many having been repurposed to either domestic service, or as military bases, so as such charts are still available for many of them.
Have fun and be safe!!
Schedule Updated - _SI
AirSource is proud to announce a full schedule update for _SI Classic Singapore Airlines. This schedule consists of 182 flights, 28 unique destinations, and 4 unique aircraft to fly. The flight schedule was proudly updated by flight manager Ross Aldrich. Visit the scheduled division today and search for some fresh flights flying Classic Singapore Airlines. Above all - enjoy!
Safe flying and best regards,
Ross Aldrich
AirSource Flight Manager
These were some of the early years for Singapore Airlines, and so flights are rather limited in scope, but still far reaching, going from Auckland to London, and points in between!!
As an added bonus, I have an original leaflet announcing Singapore Airlines Concorde Service from Singapore to Bahrain and London, dated 1 Jan, 1978, and have included the schedule for all of you speed demons out there
Fair warning, a good number of these airports predate what you are used to flying into.. The modern Taipei, Jakarta, Seoul, Hong Kong, Singapore, and Bangkok airports did not exist at the point these schedules came out, so the flights go into their smaller and less modern predecessors.. for any of you desiring scenery for some of these older airfields, check out Tom Gibson's California Classics scenery page http://www.calclassic.com/.. a lot of the destinations here have been done up quite well, albeit for FS9, not FSX, but the conversion process to FSX isn't too painful... As for charts, most of these airports are still in existence, many having been repurposed to either domestic service, or as military bases, so as such charts are still available for many of them.
Have fun and be safe!!
Schedule Updated - _SI
AirSource is proud to announce a full schedule update for _SI Classic Singapore Airlines. This schedule consists of 182 flights, 28 unique destinations, and 4 unique aircraft to fly. The flight schedule was proudly updated by flight manager Ross Aldrich. Visit the scheduled division today and search for some fresh flights flying Classic Singapore Airlines. Above all - enjoy!
Safe flying and best regards,
Ross Aldrich
AirSource Flight Manager