LINE & AIR | The North Face

Before achieving global success as a professional snowboarder, Géraldine Fasnacht’s first love was flying. Now, as a qualified ultralight plane pilot, she combines her passions to open up the high mountains. Landing ultralight planes on alpine glaciers is nothing new - pioneering aviator Hermann Geiger opened the highest landing spot in Switzerland, 4,370 meters up on the Monte Rosa glacier, in 1921.
But using planes to reach previously inaccessible big lines? That’s unprecedented. In 'LINE & AIR', Marion Haerty and Christina Lusti take to the skies with Géraldine to honour those early pioneers of Alpine aviation and push the limits of what’s possible on the snow below.

[@MartinLamotte-qe3kd]

Nice ecological cost to take planes to check snow conditions !!!

[@arnaudjoux8117]

Beautifull pictures of course but is it still the right way to promote Big Moutain enjoying... not sure

[@hansherbig3329]

Super Sustainable Way to enjoy nature! Land your private Plane on a glacier in Europe. Really?

[@Mary-oz6rd]

It is a pity that a big brand such as "the north face" still promotes the production of this way of living the mountains, while we all should move to a more "environmentally friendly" attitude. :(

[@ciecat6015]

Amazing human beings. Amazing talented wise woman & very fit as hell👍🥰 This all is very exciting & very fun I agree but also jealous at the same time. Keep fighting 💪

[@jeroim]

Great riding, ditch the plane and its fossil fuel. Not one of these place is not easily accessible by touring

[@gba.87]

Using a plane to access ski lines in the Alps is really not something I would support

[@aok5298]

Wow! This is just NEXT LEVEL skills, filming, technology, access to environment, athletes and parenting! 😄 congratulations for such a fantastic filming project- thanks North Face and people!!

[@Kevin_Ice]

If only i was rich i would be there too

[@greigscott957]

Beautiful little movie. I have looked at that big south face of the Monch many times whilst in the Bernese Oberland, and thought it would be a great ski descent in the right condition - but never had the bottle to take it beyond ‘thinking about it’. Kudos, ladies, great job …….

[@dorileyen7798]

Thank you North Face for this film. These ladies are incredible and the story telling, so compelling. 🙏🙏

[@user-iy2ju7yj6h]

Wonderful movie 🤩It's a very inspiring piece of art with phenomenal cinematography, narration and incredible snowboarding. The dedication, passion and energy of the riders is very moving. We can feel their devotion and truthful relation to the mountain throughout the movie. I was touched by the way Géraldine approaches her playground and impressed by the landings on glaciers ! Loved every second of the movie ! For those who haven't watched it yet, it's worth a time !

[@dominiceller1821]

Classic stuff! Lovely mountain flying

[@olgapugach1978]

Beautiful, mighty and inspiring - both the mountains and the ladies here.

[@aashishkumar4029]

It takes lots of courage to say no. Such an inspiration ..

[@MichalOlender]

Incredible! Mountains are love!

[@pluckchnut]

Le message de ce film est, pour moi, de vivre ses rêves, d’écouter les singularités en soi, de savoir qui je suis, de faire ce qui me passionne, quel que soit le domaine. Ne pas se laisser emporter par les courants dominants, mais dessiner sa propre ligne.

[@jeanphilippeponchaud5628]

Tellement beau, tellement inspirant... Merci Geraldine !!

[@FabianIten]

all diese Spots kann man auch ohne Flugzeug erreichen, imfall !

[@rodolphoguedin]

Congratulations. Beautifull vídeo!