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― Reach the stratosphere. An ultralight aircraft climbed to an altitude of 11,463 meters. ― Aviation in Armenia. The sixth Airfest Egvard air show was held in Yerevan. ― Voronezh Training and Accreditation Center. Individual training, distance learning, and PPL for 990,000 rubles. ― Friendship Cup. Helicopter pilots from Belarus, Kazakhstan, and Russia competed in the Tver region. A conventional ultralight Carbon Cub, powered by a conventional turbocharged Rotax 916is, climbed to an altitude of 11,463 meters. The outside and cockpit temperatures were -46 degrees Celsius, and during negotiations with the air traffic controller, the pilot heard the air traffic controller ask in surprise: "What was the Piper Cub doing at flight level 380?" Sit in the cockpit of a private jet, look at model aircraft, listen to music, enjoy a delicious meal, and, of course, watch airplanes, paratrikes, and helicopters fly. Aside from the musicians, it's the usual fare for any air show. The highlight is that this air show was held for the sixth time in Armenia, where there are fewer than two dozen private pilots. Individual theory training, the option of distance learning, a choice of aircraft with different instrument types, and payment only for flight time. And all this for just a million rubles, the program is cheaper than many other flight centers. And, by the way, the practical part is also negotiable. The Voronezh training center can relocate one of the aircraft to an airfield convenient for you. The Voronezh Aviation Training Center also offers a program for government pilots, with conversion training for commercial pilots for 360,000 rubles. Individual training is available for maintenance technicians specializing in ultralight and light aircraft, including programs leading to B1.6 and A7 ratings for piston engines, and even B1.1 for jet engines. The third "Friendship Cup" helicopter sports competition was held at Konakovo Airfield in the Tver Region. Fourteen crews from Russia, Belarus, and Kazakhstan competed in three events: precision flight, cargo delivery, and slalom. We've been covering helicopter competitions since 2016 and have never met helicopter pilots from Kazakhstan. Vladimir and Yuri turned out to be outstanding individuals, a pleasure to meet and a fun conversation. They said they were also happy to fly to Konakovo. If you want to watch our episodes more often, consider supporting us financially. There are plenty of interesting topics to cover, but resources are limited. Even 100 rubles will help us if donated by 1,000 people. 1) Donate to FlightTV via Tinkoff Bank at https://www.tinkoff.ru/collectmoney/c.... Tinkoff Bank accepts payments from any debit card of any Russian bank without commission. 2) Make a transfer via the Fast Payment System (FPS) by phone at +74957908469 (select Tinkoff Bank). 3) Support FlightTV via Sberbank card at 2202 2008 0078 2664 (recipient: Tatyana)