Skeena Bridge Rescue

Another fun adventure - which would be even more fun if I could learn how to land a plane again. Instead of almost $1000 profit, I ended up with a hard landing penalty of $2000 and another negative revenue hit for this flight. Oh well, that's what impatience will get you. I came upon the rescue site after coming around a hill and should have went set up a better approach rather than flying straight in.

Anyway, this RTMM Medical Dispatch starts at the Medical Dock at Port Simpson:
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Using real-world weather, I found my flight starting with low storm clouds that turned into a rain storm by takeoff time. As a result of the low ceiling and rain, I could not maintain VFR conditions by flying over the mountains. Flying east to Work Channel, I followed the channel southeast to its end and then across the narrow valley to Skeena River and east along the Skeena River:

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I finally landed below the Skeena River Bridge where the vehicle crash occurred and the patient was awaiting transport:

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Another great RTMM Medical Dispatch Adventure with great scenery and, best of all, St. Paul Airlines flight credit.