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Singapore Airlines Destinations on a Map
Can you guess all the cities that Singapore Airlines flies to?
You can enter the city OR the airport code
As you guess, the route lines will disappear. Remember to click to zoom in!
Sourced directly from Singapore Airlines
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| First submitted | October 16, 2020 |
| Times taken | 25,128 |
| Average score | 69.6% |
| Rating | 4.93 |
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Crem's Airlines Destinations on a Map
• Changed the destinations to reflect the current offering
• Remade the SVG from scratch
• Added a few type-ins for airports' names
• I decided to no longer include ICAO codes, IATA codes remain accepted unless they interfere with the rest of the quiz
• I decided to switch from a more holistic sourcing methodology (FlightConnections) to a more realistic one (the airline themselves)
I'll look into the two carriers you mentioned!
Long answer: I create a map in Cartopy with the equirectangular projection (which is the closest to the default JetPunk map projection) and add the lines with a geodetic transformation so that they connect any two points using the shortest path on a globe, not on a flat map. Cartopy exports this to an SVG file, which I then clean up (remove colours, simplify the lines' paths so that they are curves, and so on). In the meantime I use JetPunk's Place Dots on a Map tool to make an SVG with the airports' coordinates. I then combine the two SVGs (which is actually not that easy, since the JetPunk map projection is not exactly equirectangular). For this map in particular, I also had to cut the JetPunk-made SVG to have it centered on Singapore.
Hope that answers your question! :)
You can find the official documentation on cartopy.readthedocs.io . Basically all I do in Cartopy is to set the axes according to the projection, plot the points as "markers" and the routes as simple geometries, all while feeding "transform=ccrs.Geodetic()" to the plotting functions to tell Cartopy to draw according to the shortest path on a globe.
I don't think I will be making a full tutorial, mainly because it would be fairly convoluted (I believe there must be easier ways to get the resulting maps). And also, if I am allowed to be a tad selfish, I wouldn't really want somebody straight up copying the quiz idea and execution, it that makes sense :)
Guangzhou and Moscow are suspended.
Madrid is terminated.
Cairns, Darwin, Vancouver, Chennai, Kochi, Pune, and Kathmandu had been reopened.
Medan, Penang and Phuket are missing.
Some new routes are Phnom Penh, Siem Reap, Chengdu, Chongqing, Shenzhen, Xiamen, Cebu, Davao, Newark and Da Nang.
Were the route lines to Medan and Penang not showing for you?
This comment made me wonder: what is the international route with the most daily flights from the same airline? And after some thorough research (~15 minutes looking around busy airports on FlightConnections) the answer seems to be Hong Kong to Taipei, which Cathay Pacific flies a whopping 12 times a day, and 13 times a day on occasion!