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The Aviators (2010)

Season 7 • Episode 1 • Air Navigation Systems, Ultralights

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The Aviators Season 7, Episode 1: Air Navigation Systems, Ultralights

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We visit Canada’s largest airport to look at the technology that drives air navigation systems. Then we look at one of the most affordable ways to own and enjoy an aircraft – ultralights! Watch The Aviators Season 7, Episode 1 Air Navigation Systems, Ultralights in HD free online. Enjoy high-quality streaming of The Aviators Season 7, Episode 1 and share your thoughts in the comments below!

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Episodes

6 episodes
1

Air Navigation Systems, Ultralights

We visit Canada’s largest airport to look at the technology that drives air navigation systems. Then we look at one of the most affordable ways to own and enjoy an aircraft – ultralights!

30 min
2

Paragliding, Applied Aerodynamics

Part thrilling, part insanity, paragliding is one way aviation nuts get into the open air using a contraption that fits in the back of your car. Then we look into the science of applied aerodynamics.

30 min
3

Air Rally 1

Air Rally 1 – We accompany dozens of aircraft and pilots as they island hop in the Caribbean during this 2 week aviation odyssey.

30 min
4

Air Rally 2

Air Rally 2 – The Air Rally continues as the group is met as heroes country after country. That is, the ones who actually make it!

30 min
5

Pipistrel Sinus

We visit the world’s most famous aviation university to explore it’s storied history, many milestones, and future developments which include (get ready for it) flying cars! Then we look at arguably the most versatile little aircraft ever made – the Pipistrel Sinus.

30 min
6

Thunderstorm

Anthony flies a simulated Cessna directly into a thunderstorm which would be certain death in real life, but not until he flies a full-motion airliner sim into one – so violent even in a sim that we may have even broken the $20 million unit!

30 min