✈ Canadian North | B737-200 | Flying the Arctic | Trip Report ✈

With only around 50 B737-200s in operation around the world, they are getting harder and harder to fly on, luckily the vast majority of these planes still fly in Canada, they are the perfect plane for gravel runways due to the modifications. I was lucky enough to fly on this 39.5 year old aircraft for 3 flights as it made its away around various airports. The video includes 3 take off and landings as well as cabin and galley views and reviews of the inflight food and drink. Time stamps. Yellowknife airport tour - 0:05 Boarding - 0:34 Cabin Tour 1:25 First flight ( Yellowknife - Cambridge bay) Taxi - 2:02 Take off 7:55 First meal - 13:18 Descent - 13:35 First gravel runway landing - 24:20 Second flight ( Cambridge bay - kugluktuk airport) Galley Tour - 32:24 Engine start & taxi - 33:12 Take off - 37:05 Descent - 55:01 Landing - 1:00:10 Third flight - ( kugluktuk airport - Yellowknife) Preparing for taxi - 1:05:45 Engine start & safety demo sound- 1:12:25 Take off - 1:16:37 Inflight snack - 1:25:48 Inside the seat pocket (magazine and Safety card) - 1:26:00 Windy descent - 1:27:12 Landing into Yellowknife - 1:40:00