Fly To 4 Airports In 15 Minutes | San Juan Island Hopping

How do you fly to 4 airports in 15 minutes? Editing helps, join us for a Cessna 172 trip to 4 San Juan Islands!

There are lots of airports on the San Juan Islands, some are public but most are private, one of my favorite things to do after a period of no flying is to fly to Orcas/Eastsound + Lopez Island + Friday Harbor then back to Bellingham. This video takes you along, focusing on the "fun bits" aka takeoff and landing at each airport. It was a breezy day (not too bad) and I was channeling my inner "island pilot" skillset, all in all it was a good day!

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