1. Flight path of Oceanic 815 | Lostpedia - Fandom
The planned flight path of Oceanic 815 was from Sydney, Australia to Los Angeles, California. The major international airports of those cities are Sydney's ...
Main article: Oceanic Flight 815 The planned flight path of Oceanic 815 was from Sydney, Australia to Los Angeles, California. The major international airports of those cities are Sydney's Kingsford Smith International Airport (SYD/YSSY) and Los Angeles International Airport (LAX/KLAX). In "Tabula Rasa", Sayid comments on the flight path: SAYID: Two days ago we take off from Sydney. We fly along the same north east route every commercial airliner bound for Los Angeles does. Most of what we know
2. Oceanic Flight 815 | Lostpedia - Fandom
The flight · The Oceanic Six · Flash-sideways · Trivia
"Oceanic 815" redirects here. For the orchestral piece, see "Oceanic 815" (composition). You may be looking for its counterpart in the flash-sideways timeline. Oceanic Airlines Flight 815 was a scheduled flight from Sydney, Australia to Los Angeles, California, United States, on a Boeing 777-200ER. On September 22, 2004 at 4:16 P.M., the airliner, carrying 324 passengers, deviated from its original course and disappeared over the Pacific Ocean. This is the central moment in the series that kicke
3. Departure point of oceanic airlines flight 815 of lost fame | TQN - Question
Hard. Oceanic Airlines Flight 815, of "Lost" fame, was en route to Los Angeles from which departure point? Sydney Melbourne Cape Town Honolulu.
Oceanic Airlines Flight 815, of "Lost" fame, was en route to Los Angeles from which departure point?
4. Oceanic Airlines 815 crash site & Lost island location - The Aviationist
28 sep 2007 · 28th landed in LAX after 12 hours and 8 minutes), a turnaround point 6 hours after departure, a standard 180° turn, and 2 hours of flight NORDO ...
As I wrote on a previous post, on June 1st 2007 I flew from Brisbane to Los Angeles on board QF175. After about 5 hours flying over the Pacific Ocean the
5. Oceanic Flight 815 - Airliners.net
8 okt 2006 · www.oceanic-air.com. Go to "track flight", and option 2 will default to SYD departure and LAX arrival. Hit track and it comes up with the ...
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6. [PDF] PREFLIGHT INFORMATION AND FLIGHT PLANNING MANUAL
14 jun 2024 · • It is recommended that a departure point, contact phone or facsimile number is recorded on both sides of the plan in case of a wrong side ...
7. GEN 1.7 Differences From ICAO Standards, Recommended ...
... departure point or to the nearest suitable landing point. 3.6.5.2 ... Flight levels (at or above 18,000msl, except oceanic) and in feet below 18,000 ft ...
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8. Web site continues story of 'Lost' Oceanic Airlines
8 jul 2005 · Then click on the “track flight” link, type in 815 and you'll find some departure and planned arrival info. If you click various spots on ...
What it is: Oceanic-air.com is a Web site put together by the good folks at Touchstone Television. It's meant to look like a booking site for the fictitious Oceanic Airlines featured in the hit ABC series "Lost." What it's all about: At a glance, this site looks like merely a clever placeholder for those folks curious enough to try out the URL. There's a message from the company president explaining how the airline has shut down in the wake of the tragedy of Flight 815 (the ill-fated flight carrying our favorite castaways). There are nonfunctional flight-booking links. And several pages appear to be broken or removed.
