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Safety in the backcountry

Late summer and fall are your last opportunities to enjoy flying in the backcountry while the rugged strips are still free of snow. Whether you plan to attend a backcountry…

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Late summer and fall are your last opportunities to enjoy flying in the backcountry while the rugged strips are still free of snow. Whether you plan to attend a backcountry fly-in or rough it with some camping, these safety tips will help you get in and out of those strips while enjoying this special flying.

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