Arctic Insanity: 4,300 miles over the polar ice cap by helicopter
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"A swashbuckling, page-turning, rip-roaring ride across the roof of the world." —Adrian Bleese, author of Above the Law
When a friend told Jules Mountain he'd bought a helicopter in Canada and would need to ship it home to the Channel Islands by container, Jules thought that sounded crazy. Why not just fly it? Actually there were lots of good reasons. The lightweight aircraft had a range of 300 miles, was neither pressurized nor supplied with oxygen, and could fly for just three hours befor...
When a friend told Jules Mountain he'd bought a helicopter in Canada and would need to ship it home to the Channel Islands by container, Jules thought that sounded crazy. Why not just fly it? Actually there were lots of good reasons. The lightweight aircraft had a range of 300 miles, was neither pressurized nor supplied with oxygen, and could fly for just three hours befor...























