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What route will you fly from South-Africa to Canada with fuel stops in a single engine?

St.Maartin was not enough. LOL (can’t get the smileys to work)

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Wasn't there a German couple who flew their 231 from Brazil across the Atlantic last year? I believe they have made several crossings and have spent a lot of time flying up and down the Americas.

I know someone has a better memory than I do. Maybe it was @flumag?

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15 hours ago, Vlakvark said:

What route will you fly from South-Africa to Canada with fuel stops in a single engine?

St.Maartin was not enough. LOL (can’t get the smileys to work)

Well that sounds like fun!

Paris-Dakar in a Mooney then Goose Bay.

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Via north pole or south pole? :lol:

Via North Pole all down to Canaries/Dakar should be handling and permit free with load of avgas around, it gets complicated after but if you can make Gabon/Congo(PointeNoire) then Botswana/SouthAfrica you are done

Via south pole: you can do via USA, Mexico, Chile, SA but I have no clue about those logistics, I think @terbang may know more about Latin America, also North Pole, Africa or anything for that matter :D

 

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This is totally doable. I inspected a guy who flew a Piper Saratoga from Oz to California the long way. Wow did he have some stories to tell. I can’t even imagine how fun a trip to Africa would be. If probably brush up on your French skills. It would be one hell of a way to build time.

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Brian Lloyd flew a 231 around the world following Emilia Earhart's route, just a couple of summers ago. His Atlantic crossing was Natal Brazil to Dakar Senegal.

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