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Old 16th Jun 2012, 19:43
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Around the World in a single engine piston plane (Part 2- Mission)

We DEP SBGO Sunday 8 July and ARR in UK Friday 13.

Tracking: http://www.imagens.tv/ (no longer active at this URL)

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I am a little confused - do you have a web site, are you suggesting we plan it for you?


Any more clues, such as aircraft type, speed and range....
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Equipment (A/C)

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Equipt.: imagens.tv (temp url fwd to mfr.)

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Preparation

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and have just started to prepare?
Sure, not!

even the best overflight specialists are going to struggle with that notice period!


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Northern great circle questions

Hi,

Questions:

Who here made ferry flights in this route? Friends?

What about VHF coverage (FL140) between CYYR to EGPK through BGBW and BIKF

What about altn route? *

What about WX changes in TMA's July/Aug

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SR22 Atlantic ferry flight route « Contract pilot tales



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Who here made ferry flights in this route? Friends?
My father and my flt instructor did that with a C172. From NYC aerea to Holland

What about VHF coverage (FL140) between CYYR to EGPK through BGBW and BIKF

HF and Satellite Phone is what I would suggest.

What about WX changes in TMA's July/Aug

Something you should be prepare for... long waiting and local excursions


Keep in mind the special equipment you should have on board..such as raft, vest, maybe oxigen?
I still don't know which aircraft you will use..
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Tks, commenting

In web site imagens.tv i forwarded to A/C mfr

My father and my flt instructor did that with a C172. From NYC aerea to Holland
When? Route details?

HF would be a great tool. Problem: EMI/EMC to electronic systems and antenna.

I am looking to the issue. Will contact mfr. on that.

Sat phone ready

Something you should be prepare for... long waiting and local excursions


Keep in mind the special equipment you should have on board..such as raft, vest, maybe oxigen?
All set

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They did it 2 years ago.. usual route via BGBW and then BIKF.
No major issue except some CB on the BIKF to UK. (I don't remember where they stop there but I can ask).

Yours is a nice toy to do that trip... not only a nice movie but even a beatiful aircraft.. don't you need some additional weight
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FYI:

Atlantic ferry flight pilot

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Northern Route

I thought he said he was going the "Northern Route"
If this is the case, he would maintain VHF coverage and thus do away with the legal requirement for HF Gander airspace out of Goose.

That said, HF would still be a good clue!

His route out of the US would be up to CYFB then across to probably Wick or Prestwick via overflying the Faros

He would of course save money missing out Greenland, I mean, if hes going around the world, he is obviously tanked.

Sat-Phone is always a good clue.

Safe trip.

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Flight tracking

Hi,

We are using manual SPOT2 operation (email PSN report)

The alternate method:

SPOT Shared Page

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+55 (19) 9786 4582

PS

Previous legs:

SBGO SBBV

SBBV TJBQ

TJBQ ILM

KILM CYYR
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Around the world

I flew the only airworthy Percivial Prince from Biggin Hill to Los Angeles some years ago. That was fun. Then there was an air ralle through the Middle East and on to Oman. Once from Biggin to tour Africa and as far as Uganda. Great trip. Last winter I flew to the major islands in the Caribbean for a wonderful holiday. But around the world. That sounds totally excellent. I'd like to do that sometime. Suggestion: Be sure avgas is available as many airports no longer carry it and you may need to position it in advance as I have had to do.

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Iceland

Hi,

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Will comment ASAP,

Rgds,

Mac

PS

On app to BIKF, now.

They will be at Fairnborough
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This is all very coded isn't it. Why all the secret messages? If it is such a secret why not do it all via PM?

Sure plenty would like to read and follow such a trip but as it stands this all seems a bit strange.


But will be good to read about nontheless when and if it finally happens

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Hi, Liam

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FYI:

Mission info: Brasil Voando Alto | Facebook

Tracking: http://www.imagens.tv/

Regards,

Mac

PS

They are in London now

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You were in BIKF.
Where have you flown to now?
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PR-EBA safe landing in KTMB, today Aug 25 by ~ 21:40 Z

Hi,

The log of the mission is published in Brasil Voando Alto | Facebook

The GPS tracking in: http://www.imagens.tv/ (no longer active currently)

Since SBGO DEP we were alert at every reported PSN.

So,

Was difficult to post the flight progress also here.

Mac

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Is this for real or is it some Capt. W. Mitty bouncing his puddle jumper between Scone and Dundee and convincing himself the river Tay is really the Atlantic?
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RTW in a PA46 Matrix

Hi,

By 17:55 Z PR-EBA landed at SBGO. The mission objectives were accomplished.

The "log" is at Brasil Voando Alto | Facebook

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RTW in a PA46 Matrix

Hi,

"August 26, 2012: Brazilians Walter Toledo and Eduardo Fleury have just closed the circle in Miami, becoming the youngest crew to complete a RTW, accomplished at 20 years of age. Our congratulations!"

Earthrounders: round the world flights in light aircraft

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