Spectacular Landing

Geoffrey Thomas

By Geoffrey Thomas Sun Jul 28, 2013

The approach to land at Chagual Airport, Peru has been captured from the co-pilot’s seat in a spectacular video below.

Aircraft is a Beechcraft B200 twin-engine 13-passenger transport owned by Lima Peru based Aero Condor.

Chagual airport is located at an altitude of 1879m (6167ft) on a tiny piece of flat land in a river valley between the towering Andes Mountains.

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