I don’t recall any route longer than a few hundred miles sector length.
Once, I caught a flight from Livingston to Lusaka (internally in Zambia). The aircraft was an ATR 42-300 of Zimbabwe Express and the route originated in Cape Town, went to an unknown airport (Windhoek, Bulawayo??), went to Livingston, then went to Lusaka. That must be a few thousand k’s all in.
Any others like this?
By: jasonpulson - 4th September 2002 at 20:33
RE: What is the longest turboprop route in the world?
[updated:LAST EDITED ON 04-09-02 AT 08:33 PM (GMT)]flew on LIAT in the caribbean from Antigua to Grenada, about 1000 miles. they still operate the flight.
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September 4, 2002 at 6:39 pm