KMSO
Missoula Montana Airport
379 nm · 51m
KSLC
Salt Lake City International Airport
KMSO MSO V231 TUFFY V231 NOHHA V231 WEDAK V231 FIPFE V231 LKT V269 JATTS V269 PIH V21 BANNO V21 MLD V21 PIMIE V21 CORIN V21 PERRE V21 OGD V101 KAYZE V101 TCH KSLC
Trip fuel (est.)
3,343 LBS
Taxi fuel
200 LBS
Contingency
5% (167 LBS)
Alternate fuel
800 LBS
Final reserve
1,500 LBS
Extra fuel
0 LBS
Total fuel (est.)
6,010 LBS
Fly from Missoula Montana Airport (KMSO) to Salt Lake City International Airport (KSLC) in Microsoft Flight Simulator 2024: a short flight that covers about 379 nautical miles (702 km, 436 statute miles). Allow about 51m in the air in the Airbus A320. That works out at an average groundspeed of around 446 knots over the whole flight. Cruise is planned at FL380 (38,000 ft). The plan is filed under IFR rules.
Leaving KMSO you head south. The straight line distance between the two airports is about 379 nautical miles, so this route is almost a direct line. Missoula Montana Airport sits at 3,206 ft and Salt Lake City International Airport at 4,227 ft above sea level, which is worth knowing when you set your approach and landing performance.
The route uses 16 waypoints, from MSO to TCH. The highest altitude set on any waypoint is FL380 (38,000 ft).
To fly it in Microsoft Flight Simulator 2024, download the .pln file from the export panel and load it from the flight plan menu on the World Map. You can also copy the route string into your own planning tools, or import the plan into SimBrief.

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