Flight Information FJ5001 Air Pacific: New York

Air Pacific FJ5001 / AAL133

New York — Los Angeles

On the way / Scheduled Telegram Flight Status

John F Kennedy International Airport (JFK)		Los Angeles International Airport (LAX)
Scheduled departure time		Scheduled Arrival Time
17:10		20:08
Actual departure time		Actual arrival time
17:09		--:--

* Local time

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Flight history FJ5001 Air Pacific: New York — Los Angeles

Date	Scheduled departure	Scheduled Arrivals	Actual departure time	Actual arrival time
Thu. 21 october	17:10	20:06	-	-
Thu. 19 october	17:10	20:08	17:09	On the way / Scheduled
Thu. 17 october	17:10	19:50	17:11	19:56
Thu. 16 october	17:10	19:44	17:26	20:04
Mon. 14 october	17:10	19:47	17:47+0 h. 37 min.	20:30
Thu. 12 october	17:10	19:44	17:20	20:12
Thu. 11 october	17:10	19:59	17:43+0 h. 33 min.	20:33
Thu. 10 october	17:10	19:44	17:56+0 h. 46 min.	20:33
Thu. 09 october	17:10	19:40	17:23	19:48
Thu. 08 october	17:10	19:25	17:29	20:06
Thu. 07 october	17:10	19:35	17:19	19:45
Thu. 05 october	17:10	19:45	17:41	20:09

Flight Air Pacific FJ5001 (New York — Los Angeles) running from the airport John F Kennedy International Airport (JFK), to the airport Los Angeles International Airport (LAX). The flight is operated by the family's aircraft Airbus A321. Flight distance is 3974 km / 2144 miles, and the average flight length is 6 h. 15 min.

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Types of aircraft flying FJ5001 Air Pacific: New York — Los Angeles

Airbus A321-200

100%

Board numbers:

N101NN, N117AN, N105NN, N113AN, N108NN, N102NN, N110AN, N104NN, N111ZM, N107NN

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Airbus A321 [N117AN]

BA4333

QF3184

IB7016

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[JFK] John F Kennedy International Airport