Volamos el Piper Navajo a 21.000 Pies en Vuelo Nocturno hasta Arauca

In this new video, we went higher than ever. Aboard the Piper Navajo, we took off from Guaymaral bound for Arauca on a flight that included everything: a maximum altitude of 21,000 feet, nighttime conditions, real-life IFR procedures, and an RNAV approach for landing. During the 1 hour and 35-minute flight, I shared the cockpit with another pilot, working as a team from engine start to engine cutoff. It was an excellent CRM exercise. This flight was a unique experience not only because of the altitude and the challenge of night flying, but also because of what it takes to coordinate decisions, monitor systems at that altitude, follow IFR procedures in detail, and execute an instrument arrival and approach completely in the dark. Join me on this journey filled with spectacular views, procedures, cockpit decisions, and everything involved in professionally flying a twin-engine aircraft in real-life conditions! Don't forget to subscribe and click the bell for more content like this. 👇 Leave me a comment: What was your favorite part of the flight?