Wow, that's real science at work... Sorting by the relevant column (I don't own a private jet):
> LHR 249:44 // London > FRA 255:22 // Frankfurt > SFO 282:04 // San Francisco > FCO 283:04 // Rome > SVO 287:14 // Moscow > ATL 297:28 // Atlanta > BOS 297:38 // Boston > NRT 314:38 // Tokyo > TLV 334:22 // Israel > DXB 344:34 // Dubai > ANC 345:54 // Anchorage > HKG 359:22 // Hong Kong > BLR 448:24 // Bangalore > GIG 488:32 // Rio de Janeiro > JNB 498:22 // Johannesburg > EZE 522:56 // Buenos Aires > MEL 556:04 // Melbourne > AKL 569:04 // Auckland I'll use this list when planning my next relocation :-) Of course, this doesn't include time-to-airport, so you can immediately discount London. It's clear that you want to live in or near Frankfurt. San Francisco, Rome, and Moscow (!) come in as a second cluster. The fact that both SFO and SVO are in there (and Tokyo, Boston aren't half bad either) shows that we are getting close to properly covering the belt between ~30°N (Taipei @ 25°N) and ~50°N (the Stockholm IETF being the northernmost recent exception, I think). It gets very thin to the south of that... Grüße, Carsten
