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American Airlines
Date: 22 December 2024
Flight Number: AA380
Gate: 10A
Seat: 10A & 11A (Economy)
Plane: Boeing 737 Max-8
Boarded: 14:54 (Priority 1 Boarding)
Pushback: 15:28 (Scheduled 08:00)
Take off: 15:48
Arrived: 19:27 (Scheduled 09:14)
Scheduled Duration: 4 hours 24 minutes
Actual Duration: 3 hours 59 minutes
Distance: 2,875 km
This flight was from Mariscal Sucre International Airport (UIO – Quito, Ecuador) to Miami International Airport (MIA – Miami, USA).
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When visited: Sunday 22 December 2024
Time of day: Late Afternoon
Operator: Corporación Quiport (Linked to the Priority Pass)
Rating: 4.5 / 5.0
Saturday 21 December 2024
Highlights: Charles Darwin Research Station
It was time to farewell the Galapagos Islands. Today we were squeezing in a visit to Charles Darwin Research Station as we missed that on our first day in the Galapagos.
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Avianca Airlines
Date: 21 December 2024
Flight Number: AV1633
Gate: 3
Seat: 8D & 8E (Economy)
Plane: Airbus 320
First Leg Boarded: 11:08
First Leg Pushback: 11:26 (Scheduled 11:35)
First Leg Take off: 11:35
First Leg Arrived: 14:08 (Note 1 hour time zone change)
Second Leg Pushback: 15:16
Second Leg Take off: 15:28
Second Leg Arrived: 16:01
Distance: 1,453 km (first leg 1,171 km and second leg 282 km)
Friday 20 December 2024
Highlights: The red sand of Rábida Island, pink flamingos, sea lion playing with us when snorkelling
Our last full day abroad the Reina Silvia Voyager had arrived. After a rough sailing night, we enjoyed breakfast today wondering what new creature or landscape we would experience today.
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