Do you have what it takes to be a backcountry aviator? Learn what it’s like to fly in Alaska’s Backcountry from a guy who has just about done it all in his 35 years in Alaska.

Flying a float plane to a remote lake, dropping off hikers at Mt. McKinley at a glacier, or landing on river bars or even the Alaska Highway system (yes, that’s legal), there is a lot to learn from this guy.

Additionally, he tells us his experience getting shot at as a bush pilot in Afghanistan, hoping around in South America, and touring the Outback in Australia. You name it, this guy has probably done it.

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Thanks a million for joining us, Don. It was a true pleasure. Hopefully all aviators can experience some backcountry flying- someday.

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