The north polar flight routings from Europe to Asia, with their remote emergency airports and unique landscape are among the most spectacular airways in the world. This book joins the last
big Trijet the McDonnell Douglas MD-11 on her journey via Greenland and the North Polar Sea to the fuel stop in Alaska and further via
the Bering Sea to Japan. The layover in Fairbanks gives a fascinating
insight into live at 40° below zero and artic aviation with bush pilots and
over fifty year old veteran airliners still flying the skies of Alaska.
Northbound Lady
Mit dem letzten großen Trijet nach Alaska Publisher: RitterImages.com, Wedemark 2007
168 pages, approx. 200 partly doublepage pictures
Large format 21,4 x 30,1 cm, 8,5 x 12 inch, hardcover
Language: English / German EUR 49,95 / USD 69,95 (incl: 2€ / 2,75$ To support: Cargo Human Care e.V.)
ISBN:
978-3-00-022434-8 / EAN 9783000224348
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The north polar flight routings from Europe to Asia, with their remote emergency airports and unique landscape are among the most spectacular airways in the world. This book joins the last
big Trijet the McDonnell Douglas MD-11 on her journey via Greenland and the North Polar Sea to the fuel stop in Alaska and further via
the Bering Sea to Japan. The layover in Fairbanks gives a fascinating
insight into live at 40° below zero and artic aviation with bush pilots and
over fifty year old veteran airliners still flying the skies of Alaska.
