Fly along with a group of Polish enthusiasts as they tour South Africa. A beautifully edited 6-minute video…
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4CuiKLbj6ro
Shout out to Zane at Backcountry Pilot as the source for this hidden video gem.
By Ben Sclair · ·

Fly along with a group of Polish enthusiasts as they tour South Africa. A beautifully edited 6-minute video…
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4CuiKLbj6ro
Shout out to Zane at Backcountry Pilot as the source for this hidden video gem.
By Ben Sclair · ·

The tagline is “Augmented Reality Aerial Navigation.” I’m more likely to call, “WOW!” Check out this video to see what I mean…
http://vimeo.com/90833884
In a nutshell, Aero Glass is Synthetic Vision displayed on Google Glass. If you will be attending AirVenture next week you can see Aero Glass for yourself in Hangar A, booth #1110.
By Ben Sclair · ·

Fly along over Greenland (which isn’t very green) from the comfort of your chair. A GoPro in an Eagle360 camera mount recorded this flight that culminates in a landing in Illulissat. Enjoy.
By Ben Sclair · ·
Are you planning to fly to the AirVenture Oshkosh Seaplane Base on Lake Winnebego? If so, you might want to swing by EAA’s Seaplane Base Arrivals website.
By Ben Sclair · ·

A nice mix of aircraft, a river and a sand bar paired up with some wing mounted cameras and a quadcopter make for the ultimate aviation selfie video. Enjoy…
By Ben Sclair · ·
While not general aviation, this video shows in moving pictures a near collision as a result of a runway incursion.
By Ben Sclair · ·
Frederick A. Johnsen attended last weekend’s Chino Warbird Airshow and put together a nice video of the action. See below or on YouTube.
By Ben Sclair · ·
“Backcountry takeoffs are probably one of the least talked about segments of operation in the backcountry, which is unfortunate as they’re the most limiting and critical part of a flight,” begins the second installment – Takeoff – of The Approach on the Backcountry Pilot website.
By Ben Sclair · ·
Using an airplane to trim the tops of trees is a bad idea. FlightChops posted this video to his YouTube channel in an effort to learn from the mistake of another. Fortunately a narrow gap just to the left of centerline allowed a little extra space. Too bad it was needed. See the video below or on YouTube.
