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The forecast promised perfect flying conditions, but reality turned out differently. Despite unexpected weather, the pilots embarked on an exhilarating flight, soaring above the clouds and enjoying stunning views. Concerned about worsening conditions, they safely returned home, reminiscing about their extraordinary adventure.
The narrator described a flight in November ferrying a Zenair CH250 to Nelson, BC, encountering weather challenges. After failed attempts, a successful flight was made on Nov. 24. The narrator landed in Creston to refuel and appreciated the airport facilities. The flight ended with an eventful landing in Nelson. It was a memorable experience.
The day included challenging flying with changing weather. The pilot modified the route multiple times to avoid bad conditions, finally landing in Sudbury after an intense journey. Despite the setbacks, they managed to secure customs clearance and planned for a shorter flight the next day. The SPOT tracker captured the eventful journey.
The author recounts a trip to retrieve their RV-9 from Eugene, Oregon, navigating diverse weather conditions and air traffic. The journey included a flight to Kalispell, a visit to Van's Aircraft, and a successful return trip to High River, emphasizing the importance of weather monitoring and flight planning for a safe experience.
After monitoring thunderstorms, the flight crew altered their route, avoiding bad weather while navigating to Geraldton. They enjoyed a meal there before continuing to Rouyn-Noranda and later Bathurst. Despite challenges like turbulence and fog, they successfully landed, celebrating with family and savoring seafood chowder, fulfilling their journey.
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