Leaving Toronto on a brand new British Airways A350-1000
The start of a 41,000km journey.
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The start of a 41,000km journey.
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Looking back at our tornado chasing tour on the southern and high plains of the US.
Read MoreNew epic nature series narrated by David Attenborough features a place we’re visiting soon.
Read MoreRead about our upcoming tornado chasing tour in Tornado Alley.
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Some readers may remember that back in February we travelled to Costa Rica. When flying within Costa Rica we usually fly Sansa Regional but this time had booked our internal flights on Nature Air in order to experience a new aircraft type. Between the time we booked and the time of our trip, Nature Air […]
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Table Mountain was closed on my first trip to Cape Town. Panoramic view of Cape Town from Table Mountain.
Read MoreEthiopian Airlines 509 from New York-Newark to Addis Ababa, Ethiopia via Lomé, Togo. This is one of the more interesting flights we have taken. Addis Ababa Bolé Airport is at an elevation of over 7,500′. Just as in La Paz, the takeoff and landing performance of an aircraft is reduced at this elevation, which forces most […]
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At an elevation of 13,325 feet (~4060m), La Paz-El Alto airport is the highest international airport in the world. The low air density means reduced lift, so airplanes have to takeoff and land at higher speeds and the effects of engine power and air braking systems are substantially reduced. Many aircraft types, especially wide-body airplanes, […]
Read MoreOn our last day in La Paz we decided to ride the new Teleférico public transit system, the longest aerial cable car system in the world. We travelled through every stop, though a number of additional lines are scheduled to open from now through 2020. The upper portion of the Sky line opened just two […]
Read MoreWe left Sajama village this morning at 5:30am for our last shot at a 6,000m peak on this trip. Acotango (6,052m) was supposed to be our one day acclimatization climb before Sajama. A snowstorm blocked that and high winds eliminated any prospect of summiting Sajama, so we decided to focus on Acotango on our remaining […]
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