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Taking multiple stops to cross the Pacific is still greatly lengthening your trip, and not just because of the pit-stop. See the other response here from JChar

by magduf 7y ago

Taking multiple stops to cross the Pacific is still greatly lengthening your trip, and not just because of the pit-stop. See the other response here from JCharante about flying BOS-HAN; you can't do that with a 6500km range. And you can't stop in the middle, because there's no airports near the North Pole. So you'll have to do something like stop on the west coast, then stop again in Hawaii or Guam. Your total trip will be much greater. Why bother with this when you can do it non-stop in first-class with JAL or ANA? You'll have more comfort and better service than on your Citation too.

Gibbon1 7y ago
You could always do Boston to Anchorage to Hanoi
- magduf 7y ago
  For most intercontinental routes, you're not going to be lucky enough to have a decent airport to do a fuel stop at without taking a significant detour, which costs both fuel and time.