Table Mountain Runway, 1000 Meter
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02.07.2007
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| takkungogo |
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| flight rockymountainhouse takeoff |
May 12th takeoff at Rocky Mountain house Runway 13
take off Rocky mountain house
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08.05.2008
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| cacheproject |
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| back country airstrip takeoff airplane Silver Lake Mahogany Mountain Oregon runway 34 Cache Project |
Mahogany Mountain, Oregon
1JY2 is a private backcountry strip near Silver Lake, Oregon. Here is a takeoff on Mahogany Mountain runway 34.
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08.04.2008
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| lzd772 |
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| airplane aviation airline pilot boeing 777 flight deck cockpit approach landing fact cape town table mountain runway 19 |
Landing @ Capetown Airport, Capetown : FACT ILS 19
Approach from 10'000 feet till landing.
Time : Dawn
Visibility : 4000m Mist
Cloud : BKN008
Type : 777-200ER
Pilot Flying : Captain
Look out for the very scenic Table Mountain peeking out of the clouds at 2:05
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08.10.2007
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| danypoit |
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| 3046H Mountain Air Landing Short Runway |
Landing in Mountain Air
Mountain Air is a little private community on the mountains of NC, close to Asheville. It's the highest runway east of the Mississipi (around 4,000ft) - Length? only 2800! Notice the skid marks.
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30.07.2007
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| flyda40 |
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| Katana DV20 DA20 mountain flying landing Sonnen EDPS uphill difficult VFR |
DIamond DV20 Katana flight EDML-EDPS-EDML
This is "Bavarian Bush Flying". Sonnen is one of the highest elevation field in Germany, with a small "mountain" runway with a crazy uphill gradient of more than 5%. Great fun!
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07.12.2007
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| alberticojazz |
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| Michael McDonald Smooth Jazz Fourplay Airports |
Michael McDonald - Ain`t no mountain high enough
Michael McDonald, Ain´t no mountain high enough, Fourplay, Smooth Jazz, Aiports, Runways.
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20.07.2008
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| 2fro2tube |
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| airplane landing mountain runway cockpit 666th birdy |
Mountain airfield (landing)
Landing at the Barcelonette Aerodrome (French Alps) after taking a sight-seeing tour.
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05.10.2006
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| musicom67 |
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| CNBC TV ON THE MONEY MIKE HEGEDUS MOUNTAIN AIR RESORT TRAVEL RICH WEALTHY PLANE CESSNA GULFSTREAM RUNWAY VACATION |
CNBC TV - ON THE MONEY - MOUNTAIN AIR RESORT
CNBC TV Reporter Mike Hegedus visits Mountain Air, in North Carolina, where residents can "fly in" on their private planes, the highest runway East of the Mississippi River. This version is raw without graphics.
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30.08.2008
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| xsaintFG |
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| flightgear danger boeing xsaint unitedfreworld www.unitedfreeworld.com crosswind pilot airbus xplane MSFS risk emirates addon add ons |
Dangerous Landings On A Mountain-FlightGear
This was a video shot of landing Boeing 787 on a mountain top narrow runway in India,simla.
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30.12.2007
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| MartinvetdotNL |
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| FSX Flight Simulator boeing 737 saba airport extreme landing short runway crazy small airport. |
FSX - Landing B737 @ Saba. Extreme short runway
(I know i have S*it graphics, Hope to have a better computer in the future)
Touching down on the smallest commercial airstrip in the Caribbean with a b737!
This one is better than my prev. movie because this is flight sim X and is more realistic. I must fly over the mountain, line up with the runway and land. The runway is only 1300ft long and the touchdown is crasy!! First my left landing gear touched the ground, than the front weel and as last the right landing gear. Really crazy Saba Landing.
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20.10.2007
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| Cinemarr |
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| Sevierville Gatlinburg Pigeon forge Tennesse Downtown Great Smoky Mountains National Park |
Sevierville is "Where Smoky Mountain Fun Begins!" Part 1of 2
History
Sevierville, located in the beautiful valley of the Forks of the Little Pigeon River, is the eighth oldest town in Tennessee. It was founded in 1795. Sevierville is named for John Sevier, the first governor of Tennessee, and Dolly Parton is Sevierville's most famous hometown girl.
Location
Sevierville is located between Asheville, North Carolina, and Knoxville, Tennessee, on Interstate 40 at exit 407. Sitting on the edge of the Great Smoky Mountains next to Gatlinburg and Pigeon Forge, Sevierville is easily accessible by car or plane. It is less than one hour from Knoxville's McGhee Tyson Airport, with more than 100 commercial flights per day. The Pigeon Forge / Gatlinburg Airport is only minutes away with a 5,500-foot runway which services small aircrafts including corporate jets. Both taxi and rental services are available. Call (865) 453-8393 for more information.
Population
There are over 13,000 residents in Sevierville and over 71,000 in Sevier County. Sevier County includes Sevierville, Gatlinburg, Pigeon Forge, Pittman Center and surrounding communities.
Lodging
Sevierville has over 3,000 lodging facilities including campsites. Types of accommodations include secluded mountain cabins, modern condos, luxury hotels, water park hotels moderate family motels and RV parks. Sevier County provides lodging for approximately 40,000.
Attractions
Sevierville is fun. Our attractions range from museums featuring muscle cars and warbird aircraft to NASCAR themed go-kart tracks, underground cave tours, petting zoos and even interactive mini-golf courses. There is so much to see and do in Sevierville and helpful guides like the Sevierville Vacation Planner and the Sevierville Trip Planner can help you decide what to do while in the area.
Sevierville is entertaining. Six shows fill Sevierville's two music theaters offering fun, family-friendly shows throughout the day and into the evening.
Shopping
Located in the heart of the best outlet, antique and craft shopping in the country, Sevierville is a shopper's paradise. From designer clothes and outlet stores to mountain crafts and flea markets, shoppers find a variety of treasures in Sevierville.
Fishing
Sevierville is near beautiful Douglas Lake with excellent bass and crappie fishing - boat rentals available. Many fishing areas in the national park are full of trout and smallmouth bass. For more information on fishing, contact the Park Visitor Center at (865) 436-5615.
Visiting the Great Smoky Mountains
The Great Smoky Mountains National Park is the most visited national park in the country. There are 12 major hiking trails and nine self-guided trails. Maps of the trails may be obtained at the Park Visitor Center located at the park entrance.
Festivals & Events
Sevierville is proud to sponsor some of the best festivals in the Great Smoky Mountains. Each year, we celebrate the beauty of the mountains and the history of our hometown.
Home of Dolly Parton
A statue of Dolly sculpted by local artist Jim Gray decorates the lawn of Sevierville's courthouse, and Dolly herself unveiled the statue on May 2, 1987, while her proud parents looked on. In 1986, she opened her Dollywood entertainment park in neighboring Pigeon Forge. She comes home each April for the park's seasonal Grand Opening and makes several other appearances in the area during the year. Many of Dolly's family members still live in the Sevierville area, and several of them, including brother Randy, perform regularly at Dollywood.
Historic Downtown
Sevierville is very proud of its downtown and historic town square. Years ago, at Temple's Feed Store, County Commissioner Jimmie Temple married over 15,000 couples next to his bags of feed and bedding plants. The feed store is no longer there but Temple continues to conduct marriage ceremonies downtown. A variety of wedding chapels call historic downtown home and so does the town's bus station which is located in Taulbee's Restaurant. Sevierville's 108-year-old courthouse, located in the heart of downtown, is an excellent example of Victorian architecture. Built in 1895-96 for $22,000 and renovated in 1970-74 for $577,000, the courthouse is a direct reflection of the care and pride residents put into keeping the hometown feeling alive in downtown Sevierville. The latest addition cost $500,000 Listed on the National Register of Historic Places, the courthouse stands proud with 13-inch thick brick walls and a foundation made of limestone hauled from the old McCown place, the site where Vulcan Materials Company now stands. The Seth Thomas Clock in the courthouse tower originally cost $1,353 plus $42.55 freight.
Produced by: Cinemarr Entertainment
www.cinemarr.com
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20.10.2007
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| Cinemarr |
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| Sevierville Gatlinburg Pigeon forge Tennesse Downtown Great Smoky Mountains National Park |
Sevierville "Where Smoky Mountain Fun Begins!" PART 2 OF 2
History
Sevierville, located in the beautiful valley of the Forks of the Little Pigeon River, is the eighth oldest town in Tennessee. It was founded in 1795. Sevierville is named for John Sevier, the first governor of Tennessee, and Dolly Parton is Sevierville's most famous hometown girl.
Location
Sevierville is located between Asheville, North Carolina, and Knoxville, Tennessee, on Interstate 40 at exit 407. Sitting on the edge of the Great Smoky Mountains next to Gatlinburg and Pigeon Forge, Sevierville is easily accessible by car or plane. It is less than one hour from Knoxville's McGhee Tyson Airport, with more than 100 commercial flights per day. The Pigeon Forge / Gatlinburg Airport is only minutes away with a 5,500-foot runway which services small aircrafts including corporate jets. Both taxi and rental services are available. Call (865) 453-8393 for more information.
Population
There are over 13,000 residents in Sevierville and over 71,000 in Sevier County. Sevier County includes Sevierville, Gatlinburg, Pigeon Forge, Pittman Center and surrounding communities.
Lodging
Sevierville has over 3,000 lodging facilities including campsites. Types of accommodations include secluded mountain cabins, modern condos, luxury hotels, water park hotels moderate family motels and RV parks. Sevier County provides lodging for approximately 40,000.
Attractions
Sevierville is fun. Our attractions range from museums featuring muscle cars and warbird aircraft to NASCAR themed go-kart tracks, underground cave tours, petting zoos and even interactive mini-golf courses. There is so much to see and do in Sevierville and helpful guides like the Sevierville Vacation Planner and the Sevierville Trip Planner can help you decide what to do while in the area.
Sevierville is entertaining. Six shows fill Sevierville's two music theaters offering fun, family-friendly shows throughout the day and into the evening.
Shopping
Located in the heart of the best outlet, antique and craft shopping in the country, Sevierville is a shopper's paradise. From designer clothes and outlet stores to mountain crafts and flea markets, shoppers find a variety of treasures in Sevierville.
Fishing
Sevierville is near beautiful Douglas Lake with excellent bass and crappie fishing - boat rentals available. Many fishing areas in the national park are full of trout and smallmouth bass. For more information on fishing, contact the Park Visitor Center at (865) 436-5615.
Visiting the Great Smoky Mountains
The Great Smoky Mountains National Park is the most visited national park in the country. There are 12 major hiking trails and nine self-guided trails. Maps of the trails may be obtained at the Park Visitor Center located at the park entrance.
Festivals & Events
Sevierville is proud to sponsor some of the best festivals in the Great Smoky Mountains. Each year, we celebrate the beauty of the mountains and the history of our hometown.
Home of Dolly Parton
A statue of Dolly sculpted by local artist Jim Gray decorates the lawn of Sevierville's courthouse, and Dolly herself unveiled the statue on May 2, 1987, while her proud parents looked on. In 1986, she opened her Dollywood entertainment park in neighboring Pigeon Forge. She comes home each April for the park's seasonal Grand Opening and makes several other appearances in the area during the year. Many of Dolly's family members still live in the Sevierville area, and several of them, including brother Randy, perform regularly at Dollywood.
Historic Downtown
Sevierville is very proud of its downtown and historic town square. Years ago, at Temple's Feed Store, County Commissioner Jimmie Temple married over 15,000 couples next to his bags of feed and bedding plants. The feed store is no longer there but Temple continues to conduct marriage ceremonies downtown. A variety of wedding chapels call historic downtown home and so does the town's bus station which is located in Taulbee's Restaurant. Sevierville's 108-year-old courthouse, located in the heart of downtown, is an excellent example of Victorian architecture. Built in 1895-96 for $22,000 and renovated in 1970-74 for $577,000, the courthouse is a direct reflection of the care and pride residents put into keeping the hometown feeling alive in downtown Sevierville. The latest addition cost $500,000 Listed on the National Register of Historic Places, the courthouse stands proud with 13-inch thick brick walls and a foundation made of limestone hauled from the old McCown place, the site where Vulcan Materials Company now stands. The Seth Thomas Clock in the courthouse tower originally cost $1,353 plus $42.55 freight
Produced by: Cinemarr Entertainment
www.cinemarr.com
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09.12.2007
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| philipjoep |
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| Flying Smith Mountian Lake Airport Cessna 172 landing runway |
Smith Mountain Lake Landing
Smith Mountain Lake Airport landing, Virginia. Had a little fun flying into that runway during finals week at school. Thanks to Dennis for filming. Cessna 172 (1965)
http://www.SmithMountainLakeVisitorCenter.com
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29.10.2007
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| CaptainKabul |
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| soviet runway cockpit mountain flying |
Metal Runway
Landing on an old soviet-made metal runway (note the bumps).
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23.07.2008
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| SSGLuceyGirl |
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| Currahee Mountain Band of Brothers Toccoa Ga Trail |
Currahee Mountain (Band of Brothers/Toccoa)
This video is for my dear husband William, who is a huge history buff and Band of Brother's fan. He was extremely excited to hear that we were close to Toccoa and this is just strictly for our viewing pleasure of our trip there.
Currahee Mountain is a mountain located in Stephens County, Georgia near Toccoa. It is the last (or southernmost) mountain in the Blue Ridge mountain range. Currahee appears to be derived from the Cherokee word gurahiyi (Cherokee: ????), which means "water cress place" or may mean "standing alone." [1] Currahee Mountain rises about 900 feet above the local topography and, with an overall elevation of 1740 feet, is the highest peak in Stephens county. Part of the mountain is in the Chattahoochee National Forest.
The mountain was made famous internationally by Steven Spielberg's TV series of Band of Brothers. The mountain was featured during the training of the American Paratroopers at Camp Toccoa, Georgia where they ran up and down Currahee. The name of the mountain became the motto for these paratroopers including the famous quote: "3 Miles up, 3 Miles down".
Camp Toccoa
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For the summer camp of the same name, see Camp Toccoa (summer camp).
Camp Toccoa
Toccoa, Georgia
Type Military Training Base
Built 1940
In use 1941- ca. 1946
Controlled by United States
Camp Toccoa was a United States Army paratrooper training camp during World War II five miles west of Toccoa, Georgia.
It was first planned in 1938, constructed by the Georgia National Guard and the Works Projects Administration beginning January 17, 1940, and was dedicated December 14, 1940. The facility was initially named Camp General Robert Toombs after a Confederate Civil War General
[edit] WWII
In 1942 the U.S. Army took over the site. There were very few buildings or facilities there and original personnel were housed in tents. More permanent barracks were built as the first paratroopers started to arrive. The story goes that Colonel Robert Sink, commander of one of the first units to train there, the 506th Parachute Infantry Regiment (PIR), thought that it was bad psychology to have young men arrive at Toccoa, travel Route 13 past a casket factory (the Toccoa Casket Company) to learn to jump at Camp "Tombs", so he persuaded the Department of the Army to change the name to Camp Toccoa.
Initially, Camp Toccoa used the Toccoa municipal airport for jump training, but due to a transport accident, it was abandoned for having too short a runway for safe C-39 and C-47 operations. All further jump training occurred at Fort Benning, Georgia.
Camp Toccoa also lacked a rifle range, so airborne trainees would march thirty miles to Clemson Agricultural College, a military school in South Carolina, to practice on the college's shooting range.
The most prominent local landmark is Currahee Mountain. Paratroopers in training ran from the camp up the mountain and back, memorialized in the HBO series, Band of Brothers, with the shout "three miles up, three miles down." Members of the 506th refer to themselves as "Currahees", derived from the Cherokee word gurahiyi, which may mean "standing alone".[1] The crest is surmounted by a group of telecommunications towers.
[edit] After WWII
The camp closed at the end of the war. In the late 1940s, it served as a Georgia State Prison site, housing primarily youthful offenders, but several escapes forced the state to close the site, moving the operation to a new facility at Alto, Georgia. The twisting trail up Currahee is now named for Colonel Sink. The only remaining building from the camp is the mess hall, which sits on a corner of a Milliken & Company textile plant. Patterson Pumps Company occupies another portion of the grounds.
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08.11.2008
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| osterloo |
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Mountain Flying Training
I'm flying a Helio Courier in the Blue Ridge mountains. This runway is called Valhalla (self titled by training department). The runway is on private property that was mowed for our use. It is 900ft long and the touchdown zone is 50ft lower than the top of the runway.
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19.04.2008
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| Sblashz |
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| sblashz mountain dew mountaindew runway run away smosh |
Mountain Dew Runaway
This video is ment to be joke.
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28.08.2008
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| Skipper200 |
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| aviation space Central Mountain Air landing Calgary YYC Dornier 328 |
Central Mountain Air Landing in Calgary
CMA Flight 786 from Lloydminster makes a turbulant approach into Calgary before making a smooth landing on runway 16
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21.01.2008
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| mtnairliving |
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| Mountain Air Country Club Fly In Runway Airpark Luxury Home Aircraft Airport |
Mountain Air
Custom homes for sale in exclusive resort community in the Blue Ridge mountains of North Carolina. Private aircraft access and awarding winning golf are just a few of the amenities to complement spectacular views.
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| freethescene |
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| fashion show 2007 style runway business incorporated |
FBI Spring Preview 2007 Liquid Mountain
Featured in Fashion Business Inc.'s Spring Preview 2007 at the Tiara Cafe in Downtown Los Angeles
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