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Two idents. The distance, the track to steer as you leave, the cruise levels the semicircular rule offers, and roughly how long it takes in the sort of aircraft people fly here. No winds, because there is no wind model behind this and pretending otherwise would be worse than saying so. If you would rather be told where to go, say so below and it will pick something.

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Answer as much or as little as you like. It will not offer you a leg the aeroplane cannot make, a runway it cannot get into, or a destination the airline has never flown to.

CYRLCYQK

Red Lake Airport to Kenora Airport

Great circle distance
80nm
148 km
Track on departure
196°
heading south south west
Track on arrival
196°
the same heading the whole way
Cruise levels
FL300
Westbound, so even levels
The solid line is the route. The faint one is the straight line on this projection, which is longer to fly and is what people expect the route to be.

Roughly how long

Still air, plus half an hour for the climb, the descent and the taxi at both ends. A real day is longer or shorter by whatever the wind is doing.

  • Light single120 kt1h 10m
  • Turboprop280 kt47 min
  • Narrow body450 kt41 min
  • Wide body490 kt40 min

Both ends

  • Red Lake AirportCYRL · YRL · CanadaLongest runway 08/26, 5,001 ft · elevation 1,265 ft
  • Kenora AirportCYQK · YQK · CanadaLongest runway 08/26, 5,800 ft · elevation 1,332 ft

Halfway is 50.4°N 94.1°W, which on a long leg is further north than the map makes it look.

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