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Pilot Peter Rosendahl combats gale force wind and choppy seas while taxing a group of hunters to a floating lodge.
Pilot Peter Rosendahl combats gale force wind and choppy seas while taxing a group of hunters to a floating lodge.
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Alaska's Ultimate Bush Pilots
S1, EP5 "Risky Business"Pilot Peter Rosendahl combats gale force wind and choppy seas while taxing a group of hunters to a floating lodge.
Alaska's Ultimate Bush Pilots
S1, EP6 "Training Day"An intake of new bush pilots take a number of aptitude tests to determine their suitability as a pilot for Island Air.
Alaska's Ultimate Bush Pilots
S1, EP1 "Meet Island Air"Veteran bush pilot Bob Stanford risks everything to save hunters struggling to stay alive in a remote area of Kodiak.
Alaska's Ultimate Bush Pilots
S1, EP7 "Surf's up"Island Air delivers a much-needed boat part to one of the residents; a couple of surfers use Island Air to reach a remote surfing spot with huge waves.
Alaska's Ultimate Bush Pilots
S2, EP3 "Salvage Gone Awry"Joel and Mark Barker tempt fate and fly into no man's land to find and salvage a white airplane in a snowy forest, and fight hypothermia along the way.
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