850 km TRAVEL by GLIDER to the ALPS - Day 3

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The most epic glider flight of my 3 days flying adventure. You feel like a tiny bird in-between the huge mountains. Passing the Kitzsteinhorn and Hintertuxer glacier - two stunning ski areas in Austria. Only with the power of nature!
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@johnyves1246 2 года назад

I watched your flight. I am a 40,000 hour pilot ( gliders, fighters, public transport including the latest B748-I ) and I must say it gave me the idea to start gliding again . Thank you for the beautifull scenery and gliding suspense! Stay safe Stefan !

@mkrcharley1994 2 года назад

Cap

@eirikurh.eiriksson7269 2 года назад

you can only fly 900 hours per year commercial so i guess that you have been flying the 900 hour for 45 years to get the 40k hours

@johnyves1246 2 года назад

@@eirikurh.eiriksson7269 I have been flying for 53 years and back in those days, the hourly limit was much higher or non existant. the maximum I flew in one year was about 1600hrs on a DC8…

@eirikurh.eiriksson7269 2 года назад

@@johnyves1246 thats Amazing probable one of the highest in flight hours ever very few get 30k hour

@adankmeme651 2 года назад

@@mkrcharley1994 some people just take "don't believe everything you hear on the internet" waaay to seriously

@wenigdabei 11 месяцев назад

Props to the cameraman for filming and playing the flute at the same time. Respect

@BruceCarbonLakeriver 26 дней назад

LooooL

@Marcus-sx1bj 19 дней назад

What is the purpose of that flute-like sound actually? I don't know anything about flying. And doesn't it get annoying at some point?

@BruceCarbonLakeriver 18 дней назад

@@Marcus-sx1bj It tells the pilot if he/she is gaining height or not without the need to look on the V/S indicator all the time :)

@Marcus-sx1bj 18 дней назад

@@BruceCarbonLakeriver Thanks a lot for explaining! :)

@BruceCarbonLakeriver 18 дней назад

@@Marcus-sx1bj you're welcome o/

@chris103193 2 года назад

Today I learned gliders can cover real distances just...gliding :o I always thought you had a max altitude and you fell from there. What a cool hobby/experience.

@termitreter6545 2 года назад

It is kinda crazy to think that a glider has near infinite range, as long as hes catching updrafts.

@n16161 2 года назад

It is really interesting to see how he turns into the updraft to swoop up along it. Also what a cool experience to hear only the wind whip over your aircraft as you fly (aside from the constant whine of the variometer).

@joemay6907 2 года назад

@@n16161 i never knew they filled the wings with water for ballast either. Is there no issue with the water freezing in this environment then?

@bruh-vy1he 2 года назад

well it depends from the environment you are flying . For example in a hill or mountain there are spots of hot air that cause you to gain height .

@n16161 2 года назад

@@joemay6907 I think that they do not have to worry about that for a single-day flight when the ballasts are filled just before flying. For the amount of time spent at the freezing temperatures, that is such a large mass of water (that is sloshing around) that you likely do not have to worry about freezing being an issue. However, if you are dumping water in those low temperatures, you might potentially have to worry about the drain valves freezing up.

@miketriesmotorsports6080 Год назад

I've flown single engine aircraft, and even as light as they are, they glide like slick bricks. I cannot fathom how a glider can climb by "it being kind of windy upwards". It looks super fun! Great video!

@CockatooDude Год назад

It's amazing how much weight not having an engine and fuel saves.

@vqo0 Год назад

@@CockatooDude the engine really is the limiting factor

@setoki2838 Месяц назад

You really should try it out, even just as a passanger you get this addicting feeling in your chest, when you catch a good uplift airstream

@ambroiserabier4294 2 года назад

"Let me check the mountains with my glider before we decide if we go skiing this week."

@bp8beatz 2 года назад

😂😂

@greendecoys7475 2 года назад

@@Here.now123 wtf?

@RS-xx8gz 2 года назад

@@Here.now123 what a creep

@eskilroos317 2 года назад

@@Here.now123 ur so wierd

@joseanthompson9069 2 года назад

@@greendecoys7475 Why are y’all so rude.

@gadi4824 2 года назад

Such an amazing view and adventure. I wonder how one can be so relaxed when you always need to think about the next thermal force and altitude😎... amazing

@SteFly 2 года назад

It's a challenge and experience. I love it 🤙🏼😎

@JGamer1235 Год назад

@@SteFly Du kommst aus Deutschland?

@somerandomchannel382 Год назад

is there a parachute in there too?

@profiskipinternational4402 Год назад

I was as teenager only pilot of RC glider ... I suppose that's exactly the kick u get fro m doing it. It's a mental challenge to master, and with every flight, you extend your skills. It never gets boring. Now Iam professional sailor, and still it's the same feeling to understand weather and navigate distances of thousands of miles ctossing trans continental oceans without an engine. Just remember, that gliding or sailing depends on seasonal conditions, so knowing about these princips by mother nature and geographical conditions is a steadily learning process. It's fun and a challenge.

@RS_Redbaron Год назад

@@somerandomchannel382 1:44 open your eyes

@hepgeoff 2 года назад

That was a beautiful flight! I have to admit, you made me a little nervous when it looked like you were so close to the mountain peaks. But I know you need the thermals, and you are a professional, so no worries. I'm totally amazed at your skills, and anyone who flies gliders. Just subscribed to your channel.

@billionswithbrandon 2 года назад

Incredible Stefan - this video brought me back to when I was 17 years old gliding in the UK. We rode thermals for 3 hours , doing aerials and it was the first time I almost fell sick from a flight. Gorgeous view and reminder why I'm getting back into aviation! ✈️

@ceezb5629 2 года назад

People who fly gliders are truly special... no engine, solely rely on their skills for reading wind patterns. Incredible, I know I couldn't do it. It's crazy how you find the pockets of warm air rising and use that to elevate. Insane. Just insane.

@davidstockman1456 2 года назад

Its really not that hard

@Fatih308 2 года назад

You commented after watching the reccomended video on how gliders fly without propulsion eh buddy xD

@benos4x4adventures49 2 года назад

thermals

@chrishamilton4999 2 года назад

@@davidstockman1456 but really hard to do it well ...

@chrishamilton4999 2 года назад

... that is at championship level.

@rhlchrs08 2 года назад

What a nice journey brother.. thanks for bringing this adventurous trip to us...loved it

@kevinwells4986 2 года назад

That was so relaxing. It really was. It made me feel like I should have tried this. I have flown a 150 and a Piper Cub solo, and flown with many friends. But never a glider. You made me so comfortable with what you were doing - circling in thermals, accruing height when you needed it, and then flying so close the mountains, and such beautiful scenery. Thank you Stefan. That was outstanding flying.

@MisterRay15 2 года назад

I want more of this. It just seems like such a low-impact way to travel without compromising much of anything except the fact that it could maybe get lonely? But those views😍

@bengaliinplatforms1268 2 года назад

This was your best one yet, it’s hard to top gliding the ridges of snow covered Alpine mountains. Hopefully the algorithm does it justice and you hit 10 million views.

@SteFly 2 года назад

Thank you! Unfortunately the algorithm doesn´t care about good content ;)

@colingrant321 2 года назад

Simply awesome! I'm not a glider pilot, so was on the edge of my seat for most of that video.

@ThomasSmartt 2 года назад

This is so cool to watch Stefan! I haven't had the chance to get into gliding yet, but I certainly want to. Thanks for sharing!

@profiskipinternational4402 Год назад

So mind boggling to cruise along the ridges ... unbelievable these modern glider machines and their climbing ratio. Tks so much to take us with. The saying "flying like an eagle" I suppose comes pretty close to how u must feel. Keep safe ! And hopefully more to come. Your job as an ambassador of mother nature's beautyness is so important to teach people around the globe.

@titahibayflier3160 2 года назад

Well done Stefan, what an epic 3 days flying. What an amazing way to live your life man. Soaring is the best!!

@jimbag5675 2 года назад

Absolutely beautiful and inspiring footage. One day I want to be a pilot and I envy that you get to experience this now😅 Cheers!

@rgcroes100 2 года назад

I sincerely loved it! I would never have imagined that one could fly 850 km with a glider! it was absolutely awesome.

@LaughMuBai 2 года назад

Brilliant adventure Stefan and really enjoyable to watch all the legs of your journey - well done chap!

@pops9190 2 года назад

love listening to your realtime inflight analysis and conversations with yourself. Skill based optimistic confidence and the "never give up" attitude in soaring flight it's what separates us from the rest. Very helpful for low time pilots in helping them expand their minds too. Thanks from the Wild West of USA.

@internetmarketingauckland1364 2 года назад

WOW, the low flying over the ski fields, amazing. I took a scenic flight 2 weeks ago over NZ Southern Alps from Queenstown to Milford Sound, that too was stunning!! Doing that without an engine, hats of and 100% respect GG bro

@ianboersma1259 2 года назад

Fantastic flight! I love the scenery, your commentary and most of all , your super positive vibe. Subscribed!

@cuttheknot4781 2 года назад

Some brave moves that paid off well. Truly a joy to watch. Thank you!

@CLdriver1960 2 года назад

What a beautiful place to fly. Thank you for sharing!

@RCHeliJet 2 года назад

Very nice Flight.

@mohamalik6327 Год назад

I watched your whole video flying, it was amazing and ive never felt this motivated to get my pilot license. Thank you for this amazing video, Stay safe!!

@andrewhirst8403 Год назад

Excellent. Thanks for taking us on your trip! 👍

@TommyOlsson 2 года назад

What a beautiful flight Stefan, just love it. Thanks for sharing!

@SteFly 2 года назад

It was a pleasure to me to share this experience!

@roberthaugen9117 2 года назад

Amazing, what a ride. Thank you for sharing! Love it!

@svensubunitnillson1568 10 месяцев назад

Sharing thermals with sailplanes is a joy, i gotta admit i respect the commit you guys take since you just cant land anywhere like we can with our paragliders! great views Stefan!!

@tsoggi 2 года назад

was für ein schönes Hobby. Danke für die tollen Bilder!

@SLowPLaYaH 2 года назад

Stefan Langer ain't afraid of danger. He flies high up in the sky and while he glides his style's a game-changer. Wings don't flap, no propeller to turn, Lacking all the petrol fumes cuz there ain't none to burn. . .

@SteFly 2 года назад

Emotional words :)

@SLowPLaYaH 2 года назад

@@SteFly =D

@Oj12323 2 года назад

I was looking on the air radar app the other day and some dude was out in the middle of the ocean with a glider 🤣 only a 1000ft above the sea

@daze8410 2 года назад

.....Was?!?!?

@Oj12323 2 года назад

@@daze8410 he was in the same position for a good 2 minuets don’t know if just because it’s slow or if the radar was lagging

@Maximum_777 2 года назад

occasionally I've seen seaplanes show up as gliders with flight radar 24, that might explain it.

@philipbrady7635 2 года назад

looks like a great hobby, relaxing with beautiful landscape but then the challenge of finding your thermals. wonderful.

@Flapswgm 2 года назад

You're a GREAT pilot so be proud of that trip. Beautiful Views you shared as well. When you listen to your voice, you can tell when you are a bit distressed. Nice glider too. Thanks for the trip.

@tonymcflattie2450 2 года назад

Glad to see you filling it up with water in the morning. 170L, damm son, how much you gonna be drinking.

@pierfrancescotaloni8471 2 года назад

:-))))

@nikoisagod9812 2 года назад

Im new to this topic, why is doing this?

@tonymcflattie2450 2 года назад

@@nikoisagod9812 water is added for extra weight. The extra weight allows the glider to actually fly faster - aerodynamics.

@Daniel-fz6iz 2 года назад

You can imagine the glider sliding done a "slope of air" - the angle of this slope is defined by the configuration of the wings, so a glider has a very flat/gradual slope. And a heavy glider will glide down that "gliding slope" faster than a lightweight glider. Similar to a heavy car which rolls down a hill faster than a lightweight car. Of course you can empty the water tank during flight if you don't need it anymore.

@edmanleung 2 года назад

An Excellent Solo flight at the Alps area with stunning and epic scene of snowy mountain. Really enjoyed the ride with you though RU-vid :-)

@AKS8888 2 года назад

it reminds me to my own gliding experiences, all this ups and downs during the flight. ends up always with a big smile. well done!

@fedirbokhovchuk7022 2 года назад

Amazing trip, beautiful scenery, fantastic pilot skills! thanks for the video and all the best from Ukraine

@benpeterson1238 2 года назад

Learned about how gliders gain altitude and go long distance and this video showed it all in action, super cool.

@TheSilmarillian 2 года назад

As a prop pilot I applaud your skill in judging the updrafts and making then work for you

@ohnegative9526 Год назад

Thank you for sharing your flight with us who havent had the chance! Amazing and beautiful

@srihimanshumouligarimella7029 Год назад

It was surreal. Simply amazing to see the slow ans serene environment. Appreciated.

@adrianolachovski869 Год назад

Impressionante Stefan! Meus Parabéns from Brazil...

@CalebNorthNorman 2 года назад

Very exciting! I didn't think this kind of flying was possible. I am very proud of your accomplishments in this adventure. This is one of the coolest air adventures I have ever seen.

@vapeurdepisse 8 месяцев назад

Wow as an Alpine ski lover I'm getting emotional just watching this stunning landscape. Can't wait for next winter ❤

@traderghost Год назад

That was some expert gliding! I would probably freak out flying so near those mountain ranges flying on wind power alone. Thank you for such a fun video!

@casaamaril 2 года назад

Wie du das alles machst Stefan, einfach nur Respekt und toll gefilmt wie immer!

@SteFly 2 года назад

Vielen Dank! :)

@mr.e6033 2 года назад

Man you're living the life right now! Extraordinary scenery! ✌😊👍

@mcottingham 2 года назад

Great flight, fantastic video editing, what more could we ask for! Nice!

@sab1229 2 года назад

breathtaking!!! i love this so much, i had no idea the potential of unpowered flight was anything this impressive

@quadroneld4401 2 года назад

Taking off at 3:00 is beautiful to watch, it must be a fantastic feeling to actually lift off the ground.

@ThaSouthMU Год назад

This is incredible. I understand the mechanics behind it and the science but this still blows my mind how these aircraft can stay aloft for so long and so high unpowered. Amazing video. 😮

@mathiassallinger3976 2 года назад

Großartig, wunderbare Bilder und auf dem Rückweg noch über's Tannheimer Tal. Danke und allseits Happy Landings!

@mojo9583 Год назад

Unbelievable.. always got the dream of crossing the Alps with a balloon. But after watching this, I can't imagine the feeling and the pure joy while doing stuff like that. I am absolutely impressed.

@Balancedviewable 2 года назад

loved the low save at the end, quite the feeling when one manages to dig our way out from there! and succeed.

@Twobarpsi Год назад

He was 50M from deciding to land in a field 😮

@deldridg Год назад

Wonderful Stefan and thank you. What a stunning part of the world and a super privileged experience. Thank you for sharing it with us! Cheers from Australia - Dave

@SteFly Год назад

Thanks Dave!

@alexwonner7469 2 года назад

Simply beyond belief. What an amazing pilot.

@olavrong3660 2 года назад

Best 3 videos you've posted! I love these series, you should do more travel!

@SteFly 2 года назад

I need more time...

@olavrong3660 2 года назад

Yep, i get that. It’s not a thing you can do all the time.

@bonanzaman100 2 года назад

@@SteFly go balls to the walls and do as much as you can now as when your my age, there's a finite amount of time left. Never look back and say, "I wish I had just ......"😁

@joshuarosen6242 Год назад

I love flying (I've also flown over the Austrian Alps) but sadly I've only ever flown in commercial airliners. A glider flight like this looks like an amazing experience.

@I_dont_want_an_at Год назад

what an upper class sport. Skiing, polo, yachting, gliding etc

@haemse 2 года назад

thank you - nice ride - Austria is such a gem

@Lukas4182 2 года назад

Hat mich echt inspiriert diese Reihe! Morgens in Sachsen aufwachen und Nachmittags in den Alpen seine Runden drehen, was für ein Leben. Danke fürs Teilen.

@SteFly 2 года назад

Danke Dir! War wirklich ein einmaliges Erlebnis ;)

@saschkahuber5444 2 года назад

@@SteFly wozu ist dieser Faden oben auf dem Glas trigged mich voll

@maxi_qu 2 года назад

@@saschkahuber5444 ich glaube um zu sehen von wo wind kommt. (so ist es zumindest beim segeln)

@dakota4211 2 года назад

@@saschkahuber5444 Der Faden ist das Instrument wo das Flugzeug Dir die richtige Flug Lage angibt . Faden zeigt nach rechts Ruder nach links geben. Auch in einer Kurve sollte der Faden immer in der Mitte sein ,das nennt sich sauberes Fliegen. Bestes Instrument funktioniert immer. Greatings from the USA The Video was fantastig.

@saschkahuber5444 2 года назад

@@dakota4211 danke hätte keine antwort erwartet

@golfhound 2 года назад

Dear Stefan Langer, I have watched several of your videos and this one is by far your best. THANK YOU for sharing this experience. It is truly amazing how far you traveled. The Alps were breathtaking. You proved that the glider is only limited by your endurance, hunger, thirst, etc. What do you do when you must use a bathroom?

@mr.ginnationfunlifestyle3891 2 года назад

Pi in a bottle

@LuckyLAK17 2 года назад

Great flight but probably the most amazing thing is how you managed to stuff the small room behind the headrest with those many bags blankets and a sleeping bed too!!!

@umutcanyldz6913 2 месяца назад

Wow! Amazing! Flight over the mountain ridges is definitely another level.

@thomasbaro7377 2 года назад

What a great document of your really impressive trip. Thank you especially for showing also the difficult parts of that flight. It is truly stunning to see how you manage those situations. I wonder if you also linked some footage to weglide so that we can connect the videos to the glide path more extensively.

@SteFly 2 года назад

Thanks, Thomas! For a WeGlide story it is easier to take pictures with a camera or a smartphone. The timestamp of the photo will be associated to the flight track automatically. When I record videos I can make screenshots of the footage but the timestamp is not accurate or not available. The workload for me to record a video story, comment some parts of the flight and -focus on flying- is already at my personal limit. Also the video editing, creating a thumbnail and publishing of such a video takes me several hours up to one day. I will need to find a way to speed up this process and also improve my WeGlide story ;)

@thomasbaro7377 2 года назад

@@SteFly - I can totally understand that even though I haven't experienced it myself. I only heard from so many other content creators how much effort it takes to create stunning content. For that I am really grateful. I also hope that the effort is rewarding for you as well! Thank you again! :)

@intellectualhybrid2 2 года назад

It's so quiet! This must feel amazing

@SteFly 2 года назад

It is ;)

@satured 2 года назад

I've seen things, in almost 20 years of RU-vid, you people wouldn't believe :-) but this is one of the most beautiful, epic, poetic and enviable challenge! Thank you so much for sharing

@MarcusSoares 2 года назад

Uau! Congratulations for this. I never see nothing like this, beutiful adventure. Brazil, Rio de Janeiro.

@sqbannyjoe2614 2 года назад

Awesome vids :) Me as a glider student pilot (with around 14h in air 17 years old) these films help me a lot when it comes to learning flying in a thermal conditions. It would be great to see you talking more about technical things like searching for thermals ect. Waiting for a new series :)

@SteFly 2 года назад

Thank you :) For me it is also difficult to explain what I´m doing there and not everything what I´m doing is perfect. But I will try to films some more educational content in the future.

@Johan-ex5yj 2 года назад

@@SteFly You really should give it a go, Setfan. In my own experience (in other subjects) I have noticed that you actually get better at what you do when you are forced to go back to basics and think things through logically, in order to teach the subject to someone else. (It could be: Next step = Stefan the Gliding Instructor)

@michaelderflinger5002 2 года назад

@@SteFly There are several points that could be useful for an educational video. If you talk what you are feeling, what are the indications that you expect. Often you wait way longer than i would, to start your turn. Also the audiovario lag seems quite high. Are you using thermal helpers, and if how? In these (great) videos you often you cut away before i expect a correction of a thermal center. I would say they are not very educational for a beginner like me and the student above. G. Dale describes the sensations that you should look for very well, i guess: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-Sjt87U8qYBA.html But this is without nice gliding footage/ live commentary. I am trying to achieve my Silver badge this season. ...i have done my 1st 100km 6 turnpoint declared task. Furthest point about 30km from home airfield. www.weglide.org/flight/70217

@captain.foxtrot 2 года назад

Man that looks beautiful! Looking forward to finally finish my license so i can fly with people with you up there

@SteFly 2 года назад

Thanks mate! All the best for your training!

@edwojtecki3851 2 года назад

Fantastic video. I was very taken by the mountains and your proximity to the face of the mountain. Well done. !

@scott.c9587 2 года назад

This is BADASS! Great video. Thank you

@a1_med 2 года назад

im a 25 year retired air force veteran and i say must your cordination skills are impressive son, making me feel like getting up in the air again after all these years ,you are going places son, and im not taking about the sky .appreciate u inspire us oldheads ,salute to you stefan!

@Veslanjejezivot Год назад

son rofl

@CanadianPrepper Год назад

Is the fast high pitch beeping mean your ascending or descending? Very cool vid!

@SteFly Год назад

Yep, it's an acoustic variometer. So you don't need to look at the vario gauge all the time.

@emilsp Год назад

High beep = ascending Low bloop = descending

@imabee_ 7 месяцев назад

Ayyyyyy

@jennybrockartist 7 месяцев назад

@@emilsp Does that mean people who are tone deaf can't fly gliders? ;P

@DarthChals 7 месяцев назад

@@jennybrockartist they can fly it, just not for a long time before they crash

@contrabaixo10 2 года назад

Congratulations on this wonderful flight, you are very good with gliders, magnificent flight.

@Leonsoos Месяц назад

Ey, das ist solch wunderschönes footage! Danke Stefan

@Johan-ex5yj 2 года назад

You are such a Gliding Ace, Stefan! Any other pilot would have had about ten outlandings trying to fly this route, on such a marginal day. 👍 Man, I get all emotional when I see those beautiful mountains (I think I miss the Paragliding I used to do). 😢

@SteFly 2 года назад

Thanks, Johan! Perhaps other pilots would have been faster aswell ;) Every time I´m in the Alps with my glider, I´m blown away by the scenery and how cool it is to fly there.

@justthink5597 2 года назад

man if I saw that flying over me while I was skiing down a hill I would crap my pants!

@wingnut4200 2 года назад

What a wonderful vid. You have amazing skills. I will watch you forever.

@VVViktor007 2 года назад

I really like that you showed the stuff you brought with you at the end. Very professional video!

@petarmaksimovic4048 2 года назад

Glad to hear R2D2 was onboard.

@jimocean8158 2 года назад

It’s really amazing that such a small machine without any engine can fly so far!

@mimosa5533 2 года назад

Finesse 70

@graullas8981 2 года назад

The power of nature - we can gain so much for basically free

@mr.ginnationfunlifestyle3891 2 года назад

Segelflug at it’s best. The professional pilot who knows his business very well. Great stuff and impressive.

@JeffreyOsb 2 года назад

One or two of those moves you made are closer than I like to get in a glider. Balls of steel. I'm happy for you.

@mariobotti1952 2 года назад

I did something similar over the Alps more than 25 years ago with Ingo Renner ( great glider champion).

@Creepyseven 2 года назад

I always though that Bruno Vassel did a better job with flight footage and conveying the feeling of flying and you were always ahead when it came to everything on the ground (showing the glider inspection and explaining things). You made a huge leap with your flight footage these last few videos in my opinion. I love the longer cuts without music. Good work!

@SteFly 2 года назад

Thank you!

@ronaldglider 2 года назад

Fully agree!

@Twobarpsi Год назад

Bruno hardly uploads anymore.

@anarismayilov3143 Год назад

This is amazing Stefan. Never knew this was a thing))) All the best to you in your journeys!

@SteFly Год назад

Thank you!

@metarobloxgamer 2 года назад

Thank you for the tips during the video, I wrote them down for the next time I'm flying my glider over the Alps.

@ComedycopterDrake 2 года назад

That was Fantastic! You're at a party and you tell the ladies and guys that you just flew over the Alps in a glider have a look. That's a great intro line.😎

@SteFly 2 года назад

I don't think ladies are impressed about this 🤣

@rickdeckard7470 2 года назад

Top ace pilot to attempt and complete such a mission .. congrats

@SteFly 2 года назад

Thank you so much!

@user-mh7ng4vn9l 4 месяца назад

Wow, what an amazing flight 😊❤ you are a pro in taking advantage and discover every little thermal! Paraglider pilot here, but for sure I could go for a glider as well! 🙏 Thank you for posting this!

@FlyingCsongor 2 года назад

I was infected with aviation by some introductory pattern flying in a simple two-seater glider 20+ years ago. Now I am a PPL holder, flying engine-driven airplanes and even doing aerobatics. But this video made me reconsider giving a try for the glider license. It's just so different than motor flying, using only the thermals and winds to stay up long and cover large distances. Amazing!

@Alpha-III 2 года назад

Wau... rum gekommen.... Bayerwald ziemlich tief.... großes Handwerk....

@grmpflying 2 года назад

Very nice video and awesome pictures. Hope you enjoyed flying through Salzkammergut (11:36 Lake Traunsee) and further to Grimming (Airfield LOGO my home base) and further on the Austrian Alps!

@SteFly 2 года назад

Thanks Gernot! Of course I enjoyed it a lot!

@Majesticflyer 2 года назад

Great flying! Very beautiful scenery!

@nexusfilm6ist Год назад

I like that yu've preserved he raw experience for us, about flying a Glyder, by not including any soundatrck . Damm the advertises!! Keep Safe!

@vansmangt2122 2 года назад

Stefan, thanks for 3 super videos. Did you manage to keep your water at the low point early on? Perhaps an overview of the total distance over the 3 days. Also some very low points spotted, please take care, we don’t mind if you land out safely!

@SteFly 2 года назад

Thanks! Yes I kept my water ballast at the first lower points and had it with me till the last 70 km of my flight. Without water ballast it is a completely other glider and it would have been hard to fly so far.