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A bucket list flight over icebergs, a frozen ocean, polar bears, and visiting a small settlement in the North Atlantic. This was easily the most exhilarating and beautiful flight I've ever flown. See our journey, hear ATC calls and cockpit radio, watch how we fly a small single-engine Cirrus SR22T across the North Atlantic to Greenland's East Coast. As high as the Arctic Circle.
As private pilots, we thrive on pushing boundaries and exploring new horizons, and this adventure was nothing short of extraordinary. From the moment we lift off, fly through the clouds, to the awe-inspiring landscapes that unfold beneath us, this KZbin video captures every thrilling moment of our aviation odyssey. We'll delve into the intricacies of piloting the Cirrus SR22T, highlighting its cutting-edge avionics, advanced safety features, and unmatched performance. So buckle up and prepare for an adrenaline-pumping experience as we showcase the sheer beauty of Greenland from the unique perspective of private aviation. Whether you're a fellow aviator, an adventure enthusiast, or simply curious about the world of flying, this video was probably my most epic flight ever, a must-watch.
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