All 2 routes avoid warning areas right now. Via South China Sea Direct is the best option and is the fastest option.
2 options tie at 100. What separates them is the airspace each one meets:
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| Option | Status | Estimated journey time | Extra | Areas | Stops | |
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Via South China Sea Direct
Modelled Modelled along the usual route, not drawn from recorded flights. |
Clear | 6h 20m | fastest | No areas | Direct |
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Via Philippines Approach
Modelled Modelled along the usual route, not drawn from recorded flights. |
Clear | 6h 30m | +10m | No areas | Direct |
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This trip crosses none of the 19 airspace warning areas we track, and no volcanic ash advisory covers its airports.
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