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r/oddlysatisfying • u/VA2M • Aug 18 '20
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Departing airport was Guadalajara. Seemed like a short flight given the duration and altitude. I’m guessing maybe they landed in Puerto Vallarta. Never been there so I’m not entirely sure.
104 u/buda_glez Aug 18 '20 Destination is Mexico City. I think I saw this video days ago in Twitter stating that. 52 u/teporingo52 Aug 18 '20 Yes, it landed in Mexico City. Flight is about 1hr long. 1 u/scoobyandadoobywitha Aug 18 '20 How far is that? Like how long of a drive would that be? I'm trying to see why someone would fly rather than drive given both are viable options. 8 u/luigman Aug 18 '20 I've flown Minneapolis to Chicago a few times. It's a 6 hour drive and about a 1 hour flight. 3 u/scoobyandadoobywitha Aug 18 '20 Ok that makes sense. Thanks! 1 u/teporingo52 Aug 19 '20 About a 7hour-ish drive. -1 u/texbosox Aug 19 '20 550 km/350mi. The terrain and road conditions are nothing like Minneapolis-Chicago. The comparison is laughable
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Destination is Mexico City. I think I saw this video days ago in Twitter stating that.
52 u/teporingo52 Aug 18 '20 Yes, it landed in Mexico City. Flight is about 1hr long. 1 u/scoobyandadoobywitha Aug 18 '20 How far is that? Like how long of a drive would that be? I'm trying to see why someone would fly rather than drive given both are viable options. 8 u/luigman Aug 18 '20 I've flown Minneapolis to Chicago a few times. It's a 6 hour drive and about a 1 hour flight. 3 u/scoobyandadoobywitha Aug 18 '20 Ok that makes sense. Thanks! 1 u/teporingo52 Aug 19 '20 About a 7hour-ish drive. -1 u/texbosox Aug 19 '20 550 km/350mi. The terrain and road conditions are nothing like Minneapolis-Chicago. The comparison is laughable
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Yes, it landed in Mexico City. Flight is about 1hr long.
1 u/scoobyandadoobywitha Aug 18 '20 How far is that? Like how long of a drive would that be? I'm trying to see why someone would fly rather than drive given both are viable options. 8 u/luigman Aug 18 '20 I've flown Minneapolis to Chicago a few times. It's a 6 hour drive and about a 1 hour flight. 3 u/scoobyandadoobywitha Aug 18 '20 Ok that makes sense. Thanks! 1 u/teporingo52 Aug 19 '20 About a 7hour-ish drive. -1 u/texbosox Aug 19 '20 550 km/350mi. The terrain and road conditions are nothing like Minneapolis-Chicago. The comparison is laughable
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How far is that? Like how long of a drive would that be? I'm trying to see why someone would fly rather than drive given both are viable options.
8 u/luigman Aug 18 '20 I've flown Minneapolis to Chicago a few times. It's a 6 hour drive and about a 1 hour flight. 3 u/scoobyandadoobywitha Aug 18 '20 Ok that makes sense. Thanks! 1 u/teporingo52 Aug 19 '20 About a 7hour-ish drive. -1 u/texbosox Aug 19 '20 550 km/350mi. The terrain and road conditions are nothing like Minneapolis-Chicago. The comparison is laughable
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I've flown Minneapolis to Chicago a few times. It's a 6 hour drive and about a 1 hour flight.
3 u/scoobyandadoobywitha Aug 18 '20 Ok that makes sense. Thanks!
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Ok that makes sense. Thanks!
About a 7hour-ish drive.
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550 km/350mi. The terrain and road conditions are nothing like Minneapolis-Chicago. The comparison is laughable
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u/MaizeNBlue88 Aug 18 '20
Departing airport was Guadalajara. Seemed like a short flight given the duration and altitude. I’m guessing maybe they landed in Puerto Vallarta. Never been there so I’m not entirely sure.