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- - View Details - ++ To complete this challenge you must fly with every current member airline of + {{ alliance.name }}. Alliance membership changes over time, so the + required airlines reflect the current roster. +
+ ++ Codeshare flights do not count, the operating carrier must be a member of {{alliance.name}}. +
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+ To complete this challenge you must fly on at least one aircraft from every + Airbus A3xx family — the A300, A310, A318, A319, A320, A321, A330, A340, A350, + and A380. +
++ Any variant within a family counts. For example, an Airbus A320neo (A20N) and + a classic A320 both satisfy the A320 family requirement. +
++ If you are starting this challenge today, then this challenge is near-impossible to complete and will soon be impossible. At the time of writing, the following aircraft are very hard to fly on: +
++ To complete this challenge you must fly on at least one aircraft from every + Boeing 7x7 family — the 707, 717, 727, 737, 747, 757, 767, 777, and 787. +
++ Any variant within a family counts. For example, a Boeing 737-800 (B738) and + a Boeing 737 MAX 8 (B38M) both satisfy the 737 family requirement. +
++ If you are starting this challenge today, then this challenge is impossible to complete and will not count towards your achievement total. If you have historically completed it, it will. +
++ Difficult types to fly on +
++ The Oneworld Alliance is currently the smallest of the big 3 major alliances, but with members all around the world it's no mean feat to get on all of them. +
+ ++ The SkyTeam Alliance is the youngest of the 3 major alliances, but does not have the smallest roster! +
+ ++ Fly with every member airline of Star Alliance, the world's largest airline + alliance by number of member carriers. +
++ Vanilla Alliance is a small, regional alliance in the Vanilla Islands. It is a paper alliance that is effectively defunct, but it's still a fun one to try for! +
++ To complete this challenge you must fly between every possible pair of continents + in both directions — a flight from Europe to Asia and a separate + flight from Asia to Europe are each required. +
++ For same-continent routes (e.g. Africa → Africa), only + international flights count — domestic flights within the same + country are excluded. +
++ To complete this challenge you must fly at least one flight between every possible + pair of continents — including flights within the same continent. +
++ For same-continent pairs (e.g. Africa ↔ Africa), only + international flights count — domestic flights within the same + country are excluded. +
++ A twist on the classic Alphabet Challenge — instead of airports, you need to fly with + airlines whose IATA codes begin with each letter of the alphabet. +
++ You can copy your results as BBCode using the copy icon above the table, and select + a year to highlight airlines that are new for that given year. +
+{{ visitedLetterCount }} / {{allLetters.length}} letters visited
+ ++ To complete this challenge you must fly with airlines whose IATA codes begin with each + of the 26 letters of the alphabet — A through Z. Airlines without an IATA code do not count. +
++ A single flight contributes one letter — the operating airline's IATA code. So a flight + on QF (Qantas) counts toward Q. +
++ ICAO codes do not count towards this challenge, but you can toggle to ICAO view to see + where you're at for fun. Similarly, numeric IATA codes (such as 3U) exist + but do not count towards the challenge — enable "Show 0–9" to see them. +
++ It would unlikely to be possible to complete the challenge with both numbers and letters required. +
++ Like the airport version, this challenge is very difficult, but it is slightly easier and most letters have a fair few options. + Some difficulty. +
++ Most other letters have a reasonable selection of options across different continents, + though some will require deliberate routing to achieve. +
++ Originating from aviation forums, as Land at the Alphabet, this challenge is a tad more lenient + as it allows for both landing and taking off to count towards a letter. +
++ In honor of this challenge's forum roots, you can copy your results of this challenge as BBCode by pressing the copy icon above the table, and select + a year to highlight airports that are new for that given year. +
+ +{{ visitedCount }} / {{ allLetters.length }} letters visited
+ ++ To complete this challenge you must take off from or land at airports whose + IATA codes begin with each of the 26 letters of the alphabet — + A through Z. Airports without an IATA code do not count. +
++ Both the departure and arrival airport on a single flight can count toward different + letters simultaneously, so a flight from ABX to BNE + would count toward both A and B. +
++ ICAO codes do not count towards this challenge (and it is not possible to visit an ICAO code for every letter), but you can + toggle to ICAO view to see where you're at for fun. +
++ This is a very difficult challenge no matter how well travelled you are. However it one of the most fun to try and accomplish as it will get you travelling + to places you might never have otherwise considered. +
++ Most letters are possible to visit somewhat organically if you fly enough, but some will be difficult. Q is probably the most difficult letter to obtain - + there's no rules against having a code starting with Q, but due to many aviation terms starting with Q (such as QNH), very few airports use it. +
++ At time of writing, there are just 2 major airports that have daily scheduled service by major airlines, and 4 airports with any commercial service at all. + Others - such as seaplane ports - might have GA or charter service. +
++ Other potential candidates do not seem so promising +
++ Every other letter usually has a decent selection of options across most continents. +
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- The 8 states and territories you need to visit to complete this challenge are Queensland, Victoria, New South Wales, South Australia, Tasmania, Western Australia, the Northern Territory + The 8 states and territories you need to visit to complete this challenge are Queensland, Victoria, New South Wales, South Australia, Tasmania, Western Australia, the Northern Territory and the Australian Capital Territory.
diff --git a/resources/js/Pages/Profile/Achievements/fun_challenges.brazilian_states.vue b/resources/js/Pages/Profile/Achievements/fun_challenges.brazilian_states.vue new file mode 100644 index 0000000..fade1c9 --- /dev/null +++ b/resources/js/Pages/Profile/Achievements/fun_challenges.brazilian_states.vue @@ -0,0 +1,67 @@ + + + ++ Either take off or land from an airport in each Brazilian State plus the Distrito Federal (Brasilia). +
++ This is a very difficult challenge - Brazil is a reasonably mature aviation market by South American standards, but flights can still be expensive and the major + hubs tend to be in the south so you can expect a lot of doubling back. Brasilia might not be a bad base as it's quite central and well connected, but if you're trying + to achieve this trophy organically, it's unlikely to just happen! +
+- This challenge is not extremely difficult bur Canada's geography does complicate it and it could get expensive! + This challenge is not extremely difficult but Canada's geography does complicate it and it could get expensive!
Canada's population is all in the South, so visiting the Northwest Territories, Yukon and Nanavut will likely require doubling back south to get connecting flights.
diff --git a/resources/js/Pages/Profile/Achievements/fun_challenges.chinese_provinces.vue b/resources/js/Pages/Profile/Achievements/fun_challenges.chinese_provinces.vue
index ef762ca..72bc926 100644
--- a/resources/js/Pages/Profile/Achievements/fun_challenges.chinese_provinces.vue
+++ b/resources/js/Pages/Profile/Achievements/fun_challenges.chinese_provinces.vue
@@ -47,7 +47,6 @@ const { flightsByRegion, visitedRegions, regionNames } = useRegionFlights(