I got three of these things on this flight but one of them I had to do twice as I got killed the first time!
I left the crash in the video as it looked so spectacular, but I could have avoided it if I had positioned myself more carefully before diving in. Even on the second and successful go, I just clipped a tree slightly but not enough to crash...Sadly, I forgot to press the camera button for that, so you only see the crash version!
The last Aerocache, at Terrace, was outside Alaska and off the edge of the map in British Columbia but as you can see, when the map stops, the scenery goes on but not quite so mesh profiled!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x8xdGc1AsL4

This video runs for 6 minutes 33 seconds and it should be viewed with the Quality clicked up to 1080p and the Full Screen icon at bottom right corner clicked.

Thanks for looking :)

I flew this on the 5th May and you can see how much melting is going on.

I started from Barter Island (PABA) and intended to call at Point Thompson Sea Ice Airstrip (AA50), but it had melted away so that one will have to wait till next winter. I then did a touch and go at Bullen Point Air Force Station (8AK7) and finally proceeded to Dead Horse.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d3gEERqJ0wY

This video runs for 7 minutes 23 seconds and it should be viewed with the Quality clicked up to 1080p and the Full Screen icon at bottom right corner clicked.

Thanks for looking :)

A while back there was a company making a software package for tablets that works with different flight sims including MS Flight. Thought I read a review about it here but I can't find it. This software uses a tablet to repace mouse button inputs for common aircraft controls. I think it could be usefull for MS Flight but just can't recall it's name. Anyone help me out?

Thanks
Moe

Flying North from the Anchorage area, it is hard to miss Mount McKinley so I thought I would explore it.
My Icon can't get much above 12,000 feet and the mountain goes on up to 20,000 feet, but I can explore around the sides of it!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5xYsdAqWk64

This video runs for 6 minutes 29 seconds and it should be viewed with the Quality clicked up to 1080p and the Full Screen icon at bottom right corner clicked.

Thanks for looking :)

Here are three crosswind landings with two take-offs from todays flying...The landings are at Carl's Landing (AK19), Birch Creek Landing (51AK) and Talkeetna (PATK).
The crosswinds are all from the right and require a bit of left rudder to "Kickoff Drift" prior to touchdown.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C5m43bEXmWw

This video runs for 7minutes 42seconds and it should be viewed with the Quality clicked up to 1080p and the Full Screen icon at bottom right corner clicked.

Thanks for looking :)

This Outake from my AlaskanSpring video just goes to prove that you can't expect to brush a wingtip through a tree top and get away with it!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3_D7PiT84uI

This only runs for 43 seconds but it should be viewed with the Quality clicked up to 1080p and the Full Screen icon at bottom right corner clicked.

Thanks for looking :)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5AYCMalHQi8

This only runs for 39 seconds and has no sound...But it shows the charm of FLIGHT's Hangar Presentation.

The video should definitely be viewed with the Quality clicked up to 1080p and the Full Screen icon at bottom right corner clicked.

Thanks for looking :)

April is a great time for flying in Alaska, as the melting going on in many places, brings the scenery to life.

The clips were taken on a flight from Cordova Muni to Lake Hood Strip by the "Scenic Route" in late April.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0IAuFAF0PNk

The video runs for fifteen minutes and is best viewed with the Quality clicked up to 1080p and the Full Screen icon at bottom right corner clicked.

Thanks for looking :)