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Database Flight Number:685
Year of the Flight:2022
Pilot in Command name:Adam
First name:Georges
Gender:Male
Pilot's Nationality:Canada
Crew or Solo:Crew
Crew 1 Last Name:Sagnieres
Crew 1 First Name:Hubert
Nationality:Canada
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Class:Turboprop
Brand:Pilatus
Model:PC 12.45
Type:PC 12 45
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Aircraft Name:Spirit of St Exupery
Tail Number:C-GSAG
Route:Eastbound
Atlantic Crossing:North
Pacific Crossing:North
Duration:62 days,98 hours
Length:24 000 NM
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Remarks: Most of the dificulties were administrative (Special insurances details and liability, discharges, etc...).
The only challenge was to fly between Japan and Anchorage (First custom port available),
avoiding the closed Russian airspace.
We had to get a permit from US custom to refuel at Adak island,
get clearance from Japan to leave from the most east airport, and get sufficiant downwinds
to land at PADK (1760 Nm) with fuel reserve for alternate (PASN 350 Nm).
We did that at economical cruise and 8o Kn downwind. Thank’s Pilatus!

We had also some worries about the fligh near Ukraine over the black sea and over Afganistan,
but we had no problems.
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Last update: October 14. 2024
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