Bush Flying

Bush Flying refers to operating aircraft in remote and undeveloped areas, typically involving short takeoff and landing (STOL) capabilities. Bush pilots often fly to locations with no formal runway, relying on natural features such as rivers, lakes, and clearings in the forest. The aircraft used for bush flying are typically small, rugged, and able to operate in harsh conditions. Bush flying is commonly used for transportation, search and rescue, and resource exploration in remote areas. Due to the challenging nature of bush flying, it requires specialized training and experience.

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