Technique
Training and preparation are critical to safely flying in the backcountry, and this end of the aviation spectrum requires some specific skills rarely used in the asphalt world. Unless specifically noted, do not assume that the author is a CFI or certificated to instruct. Articles in this category are opinion and meant for entertainment purposes.
By
Angus Morrison
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December 15, 2020
Mountain Flying Part 1: The Imaginary Passenger
A hunting guide and outfitter reflects on the philosophy of his mountain float flying career thus far, including choice of aircraft, and techniques for balancing pressure and decision making in the challenging environment of British Columbia's north coast.
By
Mike Vivion
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September 10, 2013
PVFR and the single pilot
There exists a quality to visual conditions, and sometimes what is technically VFR is practically useless without instruments, as in the case of surface whiteout, or "flying inside a milk bottle."
By
Cory Wolf
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March 15, 2013
Family flying... backcountry style
Although not completely different than road tripping with the family, flying with the family, especially backcountry camping, can have its own unique challenges.
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A Thousand Words
What is a picture worth? View this full frame slideshow of some of the most stunning backcountry flying photos from our community.