As part of my postponed Round The World adventure I’m flying through Russia, a place I’m very excited to visit. With the help of an awesome handling and clearance company based in Russia I’ve been working on my routing but have ended up with one leg which is making me a tiny bit nervous.
So read on and I’d love to hear your thoughts in the comments on whether you’d do this flight or not.
The flight is from Sokol Airport (UHMM) to Anadyr Airport (UHMA) a distance of 802 nautical miles. I have been struggling to get an auxilliary fuel tank fitted to EYZ (long story for another day) so will need to do this using the 90G fuel I have onboard.
The video below explains the conundrum better than I could lay it out here in a blog post, so take a look and let me know what you think. Remember I can wait until I have a good weather day, clear skies and a good tailwind, so take that into account when making up your mind.
hi stefan
love your you tube channel.
Cant wait to see you fly around the world.
I have been flying powered parachutes for almost 25 years but have always wanted to get into fixed wing I am 55 Years old.i have just started to get lessons but yet have found a school that i can call home been to two schools one at bankstown the other at camnden both not happy with .I am about to go to one more school to see how it goes feeling lost with it all can you help or advise
cheers ray