A challenging tour through Fiordland, designed to showcase some of the best backcountry flying MSFS has to offer.

Fly in supplies to the Long Family at Gorge River airstrip, following the real world route that the local pilots take from Queenstown

Apparently a New Zealander can fix anything with a length of Number-8 fencing wire and New Zealand has more Scottish pipe bands per capita than Scotland itself. All we know is that New Zealand is said to have more helicopters per capita than any other population...in the world...

Enjoy the warm waters and sandy beaches spread across these islands. Flight time: 30 minutes

A scenic flight on the South Island of New Zealand. You will be taking off from the coast and crossing mountains and valleys and finally landing next to a beautiful lake. It couldn't get much better! Total time: 40 minutes.

Today we have a guest flight plan from DUX. Starting at Milford Sound (NZMF) we take off towards NW and out to the sea in order to get enough altitude to get over the Mountains.

Good Mountain Flying, some very small strips

The 'Great Alpine Road' links Victoria's North East with Gippsland, winding through mountains, valleys and forests, and past rivers, vineyards and farms. At a length of 304 kilometres (189 mi), it is Australia's highest year-round accessible sealed road. The section over Mount Hotham rises to an altitude of 1,840 metres (6,040 ft) AMSL.

The 'Great Ocean Road' -240 km (149 mi)- starts at Torquay and travels westward to finish at Allansford. The road travels via Anglesea, Lorne, Apollo Bay, and Port Campbell, the latter being notable for its natural limestone and sandstone rock formations ie. 'The Twelve Apostles'.

Apparently on Fiji only the village chief is allowed to wear a hat and sunglasses and the international Date Line runs through the island of Taveuni. On that island, there is a site where you can stand with one foot in today and the other in yesterday. All we know is that many islanders raise their eyebrows as a non-verbal way of saying yes.