Description: Join us on Canada Air Virtual’s Dash 8 Q300 tour for some extreme short take-off and landings, as we fly the Dash Q300 in and out of some of the most scenic yet challenging airports British Columbia has to offer!
(Aircraft Substitutions: Propeller or Heli only!)
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Description: Join Canada Air Virtual as we leisurely fly VFR in the Beech baron 58 around the spectacular and beautiful country sides of Northern Ireland, England and Scotland. Aircraft Substitutions: Propeller or Heli only!
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Description: Join Canada Air on this exciting 1258 nautical mile VFR journey as we fly the "Beechcraft 1900" from Billy Bishop Toronto City Airport to Miami International Airport.
(Aircraft Substitutions: Propeller or Heli only!)
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Description: Departing from Pierre Elliott Trudeau International Airport, we fly the Boeing 777-300ER from Montreal, Québec, Canada on a 15 leg, 28,987 nautical mile journey around the world with stops in Loa Angeles, Honolulu, Nadi, Cairns, Hobart, Darwin, Tokyo, Hong Kong, New Delhi, Larnace, London and Funchal, finally arriving back at Pierre Elliott Trudeau International. Participants: 31 |
Description: Join us in the DHC6 when we fly over Scandinavia. This region in north Europe covers the three kingdoms of Denmark, Norway, and Sweden. Fly over this beautiful landscape enjoying the awesome view of it's little creeks and rivers. Don’t forget your camera! Participants: 26 |
Description: Join us on the TBM 930 World Tour - P1 as we fly the Daher TBM 930 around the world.
Permittable aircraft are TBM 700/850/900/910/930/940, no other aircraft substitutions are permitted.
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Description: Canada's northern cargo haulers Buffalo Airways (featured on the TV show Ice Pilots) flew two CL-215s (roughly) along this route to deliver them to the Turkish Government during the 2008 recession. While the DC-6 isn't a CL-215, both planes make use of the twin-row, 18-cylinder R2800 Double Wasp radial engine. Buffalo also operates the older and smaller DC-3s & DC-4s for their passenger and cargo routes out of Yellowknife. Participants: 15 |