Flying under bridges

[mark]

Can anyone tell me where the best bridges in FS2002 are? I flew under the Bay Bridge in Maryland at 20 ft above sea level today. What fun. There must be more. Thanks.

[keaja]

The new york bridges in downtown are awesome because there are several, at least 2 in a row that I know of.
Then there is the bay bridge in KSFO, and then there is the golden gate bridge.

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[lsdunch]

Guess I have to put in a plug for Sydney Harbour Bridge :-).

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[coolian2]

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[tmw]

Take a look at the default London scenery - plenty there in the City.

Also, go to London City Airport (EGLC) and take off and head East - a few miles ahead is the Dartford flyover.

Finally, go to Bristol in the UK and fly west-ish. As the land splits at the bit where Wales joins England, you will find the Severn Bridge.

I put a posting a while back of the default 737 flying under that one on the Screenshot Forum. Also did it inverted....

TMW

[bilbo]

Try the one at Mackinaw in Michigan or the ones in Pittsburgh, Pa. and probably Seattle, Wash.
Bilbo

[EngEd]

Hello, Mark,
Apparently a lot of us do this fooling around.
Try following the Seine in Paris. There's an addon set of bridges, PontsdeParis done by Olivier Bochu. I believe I got it here in the flightsim.com library.
All in good fun.
Dennis S, FSEngEd@aol.com

[ajmitch]

How about flying THROUGH Tower Bridge on the River Thames in London. Once you've gone through it, turn round and go under it, but keep your feet up!

Tony

[xiphanopoulous]

Flying under the Seine bridges??????

Last time I was in Paris, there was about 20 feet between the water and the top of the archways, and that's at low tide. In reality, you'd probably have about 5 feet of leeway horizontally and almost none vertically. Sounds like fun.

xiphanopoulous

[grassl]

there are two bridges that are excellent to fly under in Los Angeles harbor, you can find them by heading southeast out of KTOA/Zamparini airfield