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Located south of Nanaimo BC, west of Thetis Island, this video shows a bushplane, the Expedition E350, landing on the grass airstrip on Hudson Isla...

The view from altitude 11,000 feet, somewhere over Rocky Mountains in middle of BC. January 4, 2012, from inside an Expedition aircraft. http://hal...

Flying the Expedition E350 around Parry Sound and Muskoka, Ontario, Canada

See just how quick the Expedition E350 can get off any kind of runway!

Pete McLeod Takes

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A group of University of Toronto students ha...

Red Bull Wednesday shared video of one of its latest sponsored adventures -- five wingsuit skydivers joining up with and maintaining formation with...

A first glimpse at the new Aerosoft AddOn ""African Airstrip Adventures".

Fly air safaris, discover Kenya and find all sorts of animals in a thrill...

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Bush Hawk XP Amphib Take Off Northern Ontario

Instead of taking a train ride on the White Pass Railroad (like the other 1,500 or so cruise goers) we chartered a small plane and flew down past H...

FSX BushHawk Takeoff and Land at Lukla Nepal

Aerosofts Bushhawk XP in Bella Coola, B.C., Canada

Aerosoft's Bush Hawk XP on a small trip over the Grand Canyon.

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The Bush Hawk XP is a small aircraft designed by Found Air to serve the most difficult locat...

The E350 can haul half a ton in and out of short, rough airstrips. It's also quite comfortable, well-finished and plain fun to fly.

an overview of the last 60 years of Found Aircraft

See what you can do with one of the world's best performing and toughest aircraft in the Yukon Territory..the Bush Hawk-XP with wheel skis!

Watch the incredible slow speed stability of the Expedition E350

So-called over-the-top or cross-control stall accidents have been common among general aviation pilots for years. But no one has ever really docume...

My flight instructor shows me an awesome spin on a cessna 172SP. Look at the airspeed indicator, the altimeter and attitude indicator tumbling...

Steve demonstrates a spin, Squamish Valley @ 3000 feet asl.