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Louis Perron
Добавлен 22 янв 2012
Landing in Grise Fiord [ATC Audio included]
Approach and landing into the Northernmost Civilian Settlement in Canada, Grise Fiord.
ATC Audio included; little bit of the Grise Fiord history by the Captain then the EPIC approach into town on a beautiful sunny day.
Air Nunavut, King Air 200, C-FZNQ
ATC Audio included; little bit of the Grise Fiord history by the Captain then the EPIC approach into town on a beautiful sunny day.
Air Nunavut, King Air 200, C-FZNQ
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RNAV approach to minimums in Nunavut - NOLINOR AVIATION
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Nolinor Aviation Boeing 737-200 executing the RNAV 12 approach in Meadowbank, NU. Battling 30-35kts gusting crosswinds and near whiteout conditions.
Sunny Approach in Yellowknife
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RNAV 34 approach on a beautiful sunny (and cold) afternoon in Yellowknife, NT.
Cloudy approach into Yellowknife's runway 16.
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Executing the RNAV 16 on a cloudy afternoon. Overcast at 800ft.
Approach into Diavik, NT at Dawn (11:05am)
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Executing the RNAV 28 approach into Diavik, NT at Dawn. Farewell flight of the Captain, moving up in the world to a bigger aircraft, still doing what he loves; Cargo.
Approach over Yellowknife on a "late" afternoon (02:30pm).
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RNAV 28 approach over the city of Yellowknife on a cold afternoon. Notice the slightly de-axed approach, approx. 200ft. to the right of the runway
Cloud Surfing on the Coldest Day of my life so far.. -62˚C (-79°F)
Просмотров 1927 лет назад
Executing the RNAV 20 approach in Ekati (YOA), 800ft. overcast. Cloud Surfing on "Dune" clouds. Crosswind landing in more than frigid conditions.
Frigid ILS approach and landing in Yellowknife, NT (YZF)
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Cockpit View landing onboard Nolinor's Boeing 737-229 Cargo, executing the ILS 34 in Yellowknife, Northwest Territories (YZF), home of the Ice Pilots.
Going North. Landing in Kuujjuarapik, QC - Gravel strip
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Landing in Kuujjuarapik, QC (Whapmagoostui), the last leg of my flight from Lachute to Val d'Or, then La Grande. Single-Pilot-IFR ops in a Piper Seneca.
17:34 2024/10/31 We Are living Canadian flags
nice
I think the history lesson and approach discussion/teaching points were the best part of this vid. I'd love to see more! Well done team.
Awesome video. I wonder how it feels to be outside in that kind of cold.
Great video! I really enjoyed flying the 737-200. It was my first captain assignment. I came off the 757/767 as an F/O. It was a bit of culture shock- back to the old habits of airmanship. Easy and fun to fly. A bit underpowered but well mannered jet.
It looks as cold, frozen, and snowy as mid-winter there in this video, except, way up there in Yellowkinfe there wouldn't even be any sunlight from December to February, would there? I guess in this video, it looks to be around late October or March, since at that time there'd be sunlight yet it'd still be well below freezing and snowy, I guess. The only thawed weather season above freezing are probably mid-May to mid-September, right? July would see the 60s, that'd be their mid-summer heat to them
No Yellowknife does get sunlight even in the dead of Winter.. They'll get about 3.5h of sunlight between 1030am and 2pm.
Fantastic view and ATC was a nice touch! Didnt know about the sad history of no doubt a liberal government trying to control inuit. thanks for sharing.
This is really awesome seeing a place so far outside of most places and by air view no less. Add the history lesson and it makes the video even better. Always good to learn and see how others live. Thanks!!
Thats sooooooo good man! The trip is handy ice in app
Vraiment hot! On a les meilleurs pilotes au monde.
Hey bubba
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Even you don't fly, you are already 99% above everything on this world.
Love the 732! No autopilot disengage siren?
Nice videos but cockpit is always too dark. Would love to see nice backlit gauges. Love the 732. Live in YUL.
It's really good.
Great video bro
super
Toasty!
Super flashback, merci de partage
wow !
I trul admire the crew's skills in that environment.
First comment! "..that's gonna be entertaining." Good job Capt. Wes thank you!
and thank you Louis great video!! Arctic Bay next please request from Chris