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Global 6000 Miami to San Juan


BillD22

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Here's a flight from Miami International (KMIA) down to Luis Munoz Airport (TJSJ) in San Juan Puerto Rico in a Bombardier Global 6000 business jet. The airplane is an FSX conversion to MSFS.

 

Here's our flight plan. Two hours en route at a cruise altitude of 51,000 feet. En route weather is good but TJSJ is reporting 700-foot scattered 8000-foot overcast in rain showers.

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Lined up for takeoff on Runway 27 and wheels up.

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Turning to the east and climbing out over the Miami downtown and beachfront.

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Halfway there cruising at FL510 with the Turks and Caicos islands off to the right.

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The Puerto Rican coastline comes into view as we descend for the approach. The airport is under the gray cumulus clouds and rain showers to the left.

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Cleared and lined up for the ILS Runway 8 approach. About to go IMC.

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The airport is in the midst of a heavy tropical downpour. Just as we're about to go missed the runway comes in sight to the right.

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A quick correction lines us up with the runway.

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Flare, touchdown, and rollout with spoilers and thrust reversers slowing us down on the wet runway.

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Taxi to the ramp. Welcome to rainy San Juan.

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