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G-TUIG landed at Cancun at 1356 local time, one minute late. Overall time 9 hours 47 minutes for the 7,800km route.
After the early part of the route overhead South Wales and southern Ireland the flight overflew the Atlantic before crossing the US coast north of Miami to head south-westerly over Key West, and then over the Gulf of Mexico to final destination.
A Thomas Cook A330-200 departed Glasgow for Cancun at 1008 (one minute before the BRS flight departed), although TCX was 38 minutes late leaving, and flew north-west over southern Greenland before turning southwest over north-east Canada, the Great Lakes the eastern side of central USA, New Orleans to final destination where it arrived one minute early at 1349 local. It spent 8 minutes less in the air than the BRS flight but the GLA route was 170km shorter.
After the early part of the route overhead South Wales and southern Ireland the flight overflew the Atlantic before crossing the US coast north of Miami to head south-westerly over Key West, and then over the Gulf of Mexico to final destination.
A Thomas Cook A330-200 departed Glasgow for Cancun at 1008 (one minute before the BRS flight departed), although TCX was 38 minutes late leaving, and flew north-west over southern Greenland before turning southwest over north-east Canada, the Great Lakes the eastern side of central USA, New Orleans to final destination where it arrived one minute early at 1349 local. It spent 8 minutes less in the air than the BRS flight but the GLA route was 170km shorter.