Episode 173- Exploring the possibilities in Brazil with Leandro Estevam Montoya
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Most pilots who think of flying in Brazil think of chasing records across the Sertão or racing in the land of the lost terrain in famous sites like Governador Valadares and Baixo Guandu. But Brazil is massive and the flying possibilities and potential is as big as the smiles that adorn the welcoming people. Leandro Estevam Montoya and a fast-growing group of pilots at all levels in Brazil have been exploring the countries’ vol-biv potential for the past few years and their discoveries are tantalizing. Come along for a fun ride and pack your bags for Brazil! Leandro’s website: https://hikeandfly.com.br Can you imagine??? Mentioned in this show: Rafael Saladini
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