Accross Country on a single tank of fuel?

737NG, 747, 757, 767, 777, A320. 330, 300, 340, 310, etc.

Can the default 737-400 in fs2004 do it without refueling?

No, from my knowledge the NG series are the only series that can go coast-to-coast.

Ok, what jetliner do you recomend for flying coast to coast?

I bet you can get the 737 across the country with only one tank of fuel. Just make sure you pay attention to the fuel flow guage and find the minimum flow number by adjusting the throttles, and don't fly full speed. My guess would be at 255 kias you'll have no problem at 33,000 feet. I've taken the FS2004 747-400 across the atlantic several times, using no where near the full fuel. I've never tried the 737, but it sounds like it may be time to do it! 🙂

I don't remember if FS2002 had a 747, but if it does, that'd be the plane to do it in.

Where can i download a good 737NG Jetliner?

Here is a 737-700:
http://library.avsim.net/sendfile.php?Location=AVSIM&Proto=ftp&DLID=61222

And here are some textures:

http://library.avsim.net/sendfile.php?Location=AVSIM&Proto=ftp&DLID=61226

Theres also the PMDG payware version from www.precisionmanuals.com

😉

Even a CRJ can do it.

Here'e a link to some great freeware ones:
http://www.projectopensky.com/downloads-index.php

Scroll down until the Bombadier section.

A CRJ cannot make it across the country one one tank of fuel, even empty. If you look at the data-sheets for their 900LR model (the biggest/longest range of the CRJ family), its maximum range is around 3700km, or 1500nm (very rough conversion =) ). That leaves you certainly short of the coast =), even if you were flying with a tailwind (i.e. california to new york) the whole way!

You are most definatley wright but I have done it in the flight sim [FS 2002] before. Thats without the " can't run out of fuel" option. Anyway nowadays I just wonder how i did it.