Engine out flying over the mountains of Alaska: What would you do?
Jump in the airplane and join our adventure as we fly over the breathtaking mountains and rugged outdoors of Alaska. Engine out at 10,000 feet? No problem—we train for this, so we can all go home to tell the story. Navigating the backcountry takes skill and proper planning. Next, we check out a roundhouse deep in the backwoods, where it’s a frigid 1°F. Luckily, the airplane starts right up. After a quick fuel stop in Talkeetna, we catch a glimpse of Mount McKinley before heading home. #alaska #cessna150 #pilot #emergencyprocedures #outdoors #adventures #backwoodslife #survival #explore #mountainflying #mountains #talkeetna #winter #winterflying

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Life below Zero: flying the backcountry

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Flying near mount McKinley after a day of work

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Flight of 9 into Skwentna, Alaska + Power-Off 180 Engine out

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12 Things I'd Do Differently

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My wheel bearing blew out in a remote valley!

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How to Survive Flying Alaska’s Backcountry | Bush Pilot Pioneer Kirk Ellis

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Edge of your seat flying in the winter of Alaska

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I scared myself in Idaho.

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I got hired to fly in remote Alaska | The journey begins.

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We bought a 1949 Cessna 170A in Alaska.

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Fighter Pilot Compares TBM 940 vs Vision Jet! (with Steveo1Kinevo)

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