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Another record breaking flight for N6ZQ

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Retired airline captain Bill Harrelson, departed KISO (Kinston, NC) yesterday morning nonstop to SUAA (Angel S Adami Airport in Montevideo, Uruguay) on the first leg of another epic solo flight. This is Bill's second attempt in his specially built Lancair IV N6ZQ at flying around the world over both poles. (go.spidertracks.com) More...

Marcus Pradel
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mpradel
Marcus Pradel 3
Here are the plans.. flexible.

His next stop is Punta Arenas, Chile then Hamilton, New Zealand, Honolulu, Fairbanks, then Kinston.
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iflyfsx
iflyfsx 1
29 hours straight in that tiny airplane? How?
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Terrellaso
Terrell Clampitt 1
Good luck Bill.
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AustinBanttari
Austin Banttari 1
Cool
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LaneH10
Lane Hardison 1
Hey Marcus, thanks for posting this here I first saw it on BT board yesterday, amazing!
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Thomtec
Tom Land 1
God speed Bill!!!
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