FS2020: From the Sea Into the Desert

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From the Sea Into the Desert, also referred to as Whyalla to Coober Pedy, is a Bush Trip in Microsoft Flight Simulator (2020). This bush trip is flown in the Diamond DA62 and consists of 5 legs over a distance of 386 nm with an estimated cruise time of 2 hours and 25 minutes.


Australia is renowned for its diversity of environments, from ultra-modern urban, to rolling mountains, to dense tropical rainforests, and much more. One of the great ways to experience this variety is to travel from one realm into another, exploring each and the transition between them.

One of the best of the journeys lies in the state of South Australia, along a corridor that runs from the Indian Ocean, north across stretches of savannah, and into the Tirari Desert.

This journey begins at the northern extremity of the Spencer Gulf, part of the Indian Ocean's Great Australian Bight, visiting coastline, cities and towns, and ends in the harsh and mysterious desert in the area of Lake Eyre.

The lowest point in Australia at roughly 50 feet below sea level, Lake Eyre is spectacular from the air, revealing its myriad elegant largescale facets that are best appreciated from above.

Assistance on the trip will be available in the form of a 'Back of Track' button — however, be advised that using this will disable achievements tied to the activity.

Route

Leg Next Landing/
City
Location ID Distance
(NM)
Flight Time
(hh:mm)
Use Type Fuel
(100LL)
0 Whyalla Airport
Mullaquana, South Australia
IATA: WYA
ICAO: YWHA
originating airport public ???
1 Port Augusta Airport
Port Augusta, South Australia
IATA: PUG
ICAO: YPAG
44.35 00:15 public ???
2 Hawker Airport
Hawker, South Australia
ICAO: YHAW 57.02 00:19 ??? ???
3 Leigh Creek Airport
Leigh Creek, South Australia
IATA: LGH
ICAO: YLEC
79.35 00:27 public ???
4 Marree Airport
Kimberly, Western Australia
IATA: RRE
ICAO: YMRE
62.81 00:22 ??? ???
5 William Creek Airport
William Creek, South Australia
ICAO: YWMC 142.07 00:49 ??? ???

History

World Update VII: Australia (WU7) (2022-01-31):

External links

Airport previews