Bluegrass Airlines, October 2010
Trans
Sierra Airways
by
Allan Lowson
Trans Sierra was a small feeder line
serving Porterville and Lake Tahoe from San Francisco in the late 1950s to 60s
using de Havilland Dove aircraft – and there is not
much more information available for them.
These
routes were taken from a timetable from the late 1950s which is displayed on www.timetableimages.com .
San
Francisco – Lake Tahoe Route (Flt 501/502 & 503/504)
Heading |
Distance |
Down |
City Name |
ICAO |
Up |
Heading |
Distance |
072 |
0 |
0600 |
San
Francisco |
KSFO |
0930 |
- |
56.8 |
077 |
56.8 |
0645 |
Stockton |
KSCK |
0855 |
252 |
39.8 |
020 |
39.8 |
0710 |
Sonora (Columbia) |
O22 |
0830 |
258 |
54.7 |
- |
54.7 |
0740 |
Lake
Tahoe |
KTVL |
0800 |
201 |
0 |
San
Francisco – Porterville Route (Flt 401/402)
Heading |
Distance |
Down |
City Name |
ICAO |
Up |
Heading |
Distance |
146 |
0 |
1830 |
San
Francisco |
KSFO |
0840 |
- |
67.7 nm |
114 |
67.7 nm |
1920 |
Salinas |
KSNS |
0805 |
327 |
70.1 nm |
073 |
70.1 nm |
2005 |
Coalinga |
C80 |
0725 |
295 |
33.5 nm |
122 |
33.5 nm |
2030 |
Hanford |
KHJO |
0655 |
254 |
32.9nm |
- |
32.9nm |
2050 |
Porterville |
KPTV |
0630 |
302 |
0 |
Flight
Simulator Files
The de Havilland Dove
is available in dh104_v2.zip from www.flightsim.com.