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Flight Planning

The first step to a safe and successful flight is proper planning. On this page, you will find tips and information on how to fly Pacific Airways route system. We will be adding information for different flights, but if you don't find what you need, let us know. We will be happy to help in any way possible.

Since the speed and fuel consumption will vary depending on weather conditions and the type of airplane used, we will concentrate on Real World Preferred Routes to be used, as well as ICAO Standard Cruising Altitudes.

ICAO STANDARD CRUISING ALTITUDE DIAGRAMS
On and Off Airways Below FL 290   

ICAO STANDARD CRUISING ALTITUDE DIAGRAMS
On and Off Airways FL 290 and Above 

NOTES: 1. The symbol * indicates DEGREES in aircraft heading. 2. "FL" means FLIGHT LEVEL and is correctly used ONLY when referring to altitudes at or above 18,000 feet (FL 180). Below FL180, the term "ALTITUDE" is used.

Pacific Aiways Routes

Miami Hub - Commuter

	FPO	Freeport
	RSW	Fort Myers
	JAX	Jacksonville
	EYW	Key West
	NAS	Nassau
	MCO	Orlando
	SRQ	Sarasota/Bradenton

Miami Hub - Domestic

Miami Hub - Caribbean Region

	AUA	Aruba
	BZE	Belize City
	CCS	Caracas
	CUR	Curaçao
	GCM	Grand Cayman
	KIN	Kingston
	MEX	Mexico City
	PTY	Panamá City
	POS	Port of Spain
	SJO	San José
	SJU	San Juan
	SDQ	Santo Domingo

Miami Hub - South America

	BOG	Bogotá
	EZE	Buenos Aires
	LPB	La Paz
	LIM	Lima
	GIG	Rio de Janeiro
	GIG / POA	Rio / Porto Alegre
	SCL	Santiago
	GRU	São Paulo
	GRU / BSB	SP / Brasilia

Airport Diagrams

Preferred Routes

Departure Procedures

Arrival Procedures

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