The polar route of SQ 21
With Google Earth, you can visualize the altitude variations of the flight path: Departing Newark flying left to right.
Click Google Earth for downloading the Google Earth track file. By tilting the earth image to almost flat, you can see the increase in altitude of SQ21 as it climbed following EWR departure).
Landing at Changi as seen from Google Earth
Here is a superposition of the SQ21 flight path over Google maps. Drag and zoom to see interesting parts. The segment at the top that is off the map is where we passed by the North Pole (about 87 degrees north) - passing through 12 time zones in a few seconds
and the lights of New Jersey and New York during takeoff and climb
From the ramp - a bridge in the background
Taxi lights (4m)
I-95 below (38m)
Passaic River (74m)
New Jersey Lights and the Hackensack River (532m)
New York and New Jersey lights (605m)
New York and New Jersey lights (850m)
New York and New Jersey lights (939m)
George Washington Bridge (1092m)
George Washington Bridge (1380m)
Yummies from the galley
C. Frank Starmer