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Fayence Soaring

Fayence Soaring

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Glider pilot flies to the Matterhorn!

Video Overview & Insights

Follow along with Alpine glider pilot Christopher Fleming as he flies -- without an engine -- to the most famous mountain in the world.

That is absolute perfection in what is realy happening, speed, alitude and vario

— @johnturnbull7723

Music by Scott Buckley - released under CC-BY 4.0. - www.scottbuckley.com.au

All rights reserved © 2022 Christopher Fleming

Pilot breathing supplementary oxygen?

— @pcka12

The content of this video is for entertainment and informational purposes only. Under no circumstances should one attempt to fly a glider in the mountains without first receiving flight instruction in mountain soaring. One should never operate a glider beyond one’s own capabilities. Fayence Soaring and any of the pilots, instructors, or guests featured in our videos will not be held liable or responsible for any of the content featured on our videos. The following content shall be considered “Use at your own risk.” Always fly responsibly and safely.

#aviation #airplane #gliding #Matterhorn #soaring #glider #fayencesoaring #mountains

great video, Thank You!!

— @jrfsailing07

More User Perspectives

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Dommage de ne pas avoir précisé le type de planeur, le ballast,...

@pierrejeanvictor623
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An awesome achievement...thanks for sharing

@steveaustin1920
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Bonjour, je viens de découvrir le film sur le Cervin 20 ans se sont déjà écoulés. Cela m'a rappelé les bons souvenirs du temps ou je volais avec mon Charlie 2 ( DG200). J'ai adoré votre film. Merci pour votre présentation. j'en ai pleuré. Merci beaucoup.

@andremassonnet9409
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8:07 16:19

@SeishintekiYangban
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Magnifique j' adore et bravo merci pour le partage

@Marcelplongeur45
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What an amazing flight! Thanks for the ride-along.

@GeeBee135
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never heard a vario sing like that, wow!

@jgeur
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Can anyone else see the face on the face?

@grassblade2
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Wow! Better than mine! Great performance from each and every aspects!! Congratulations! I'm loving it!

@ACS-j4b
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Wow what a dream flight! ❤

@wltrlg
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absolutely stunning!

@kurtweber7361
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Wonderful video. I have just subscribed.

I have never flown gliders with the device that indicates the rate of climb. I forgot the equipment's name. Although it's very useful, for sure, I tell you that flying a glider without that beeping noise is wonderful!

@adrianoventura7378
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Nice..... but only one circle around Matternhorn ??? So much effort just for one circle ????

@IksinskiTomek
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Magnifique video.
Beaucoup d'émotions et de souvenirs, ayant passé mon brevet à Fayence en 1999...

@jjr737475
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Exquisite.

@budawang77
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Sehr eindurucks Film.Prima! Vielen Dank!

@宏治沖
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Best gliding video for me !

@meikel9377
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Ganz toll, Bravo, great video

@malkovrus
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A beautiful flight, but I would have imagined at least a circumnavigation of the Matterhorn. And the constant "Subscribed" advertising, horrible

@rollover03
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Staggeringly beautiful!

@Raptorman0909
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Best view of the Matherhorn, congratulation to fly around this snow diamond

@oliv_liv7
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WOW 🤩

@B17BigRed
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I flew in fayence 20 years ago. Best conditions of all the alpine region. I took my diamonds there

@eugeniobb
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Thank you for taking me on this beautiful journey, what an astonishingly wondrous range to explore with this mode of transport.

@DavidWhite-t3v
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C juste magique , merci beaucoup

@chrisdebra3437
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Having visited Zermatt, and been to the nearby lookout, this took me back. I love soaring, this was breathtaking to watch, thank you for taking me along with you 🙏🇦🇺🇫🇷

@parqld
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I'd prefer any episode of gliding without the music. Want to hear the variometer please

@chartphred1
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Amazing!! Thanks! <3

@FredPilcher
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Thant was a fantastic video, and beautiful. Thanks for sharing.

@rogerclarke3291
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Fantastic! We wish you would have spent even more time, climbing above the top of the Matterhorn. 🤗
This adventure is more impressive than climbing up!
We can sense the incredible power of the natural forces that have built these mountains, pulled them up against gravity.
Your flight feels like touching them.

@grehuy
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7:30 - you call the upwinds "Thermal" (Thermik). Is this a correct term? Here the updrift is cause by terrain and is not a thermic effect.

@grehuy
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Awesome

@robertmillen2967
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Quel plaisir !! Merci pour ce partage extrêmement instructif et que dire du plaisir des yeux !!

@hubertmichas13-04
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What a BEAUTIFUL fight!!!!!!!!!!!

@danielcarlson800
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I want to glide here so bad once I get my license

@THEAilin
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Excellent video. I felt I was flying myself.

@kostasvk
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Awesome flight and video Christopher! I flew at Aosta and Valpelline in 1989 and once achieved 8,3 km altitude and got my diamond. The high mountains always give that extra dimension and experience compared to soaring over flatlands. Your video gives me that thrill again. 😊Question: could you tell or show what type of camera (360?) you use and how you mounted it? I am really curious how you do this. Thanks in advance!

@wesselbakker9998
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Tremendous Soaring Flight, Christopher. I like the instructive and informative comments as well.

@jonflywell1405
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Quel planeur as-tu?

@alexanderzohrens2945
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Thank you for the video. The most enjoyable part for me was the comments (learning part) and of course the calmed soaring. Keep doing more videos, I've subscribed. Greetings from Spain

@dgalvarez
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Superbe vidéo ! Excellent montage et très belle musique ! Bravo ! J'ai adoré !

@pixelum2023
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Absolutely epic! It must have felt good finding that strong thermal in the valley. The Matterhorn was breath-takingly spectacular! I take it you made it safely back to Fayence...

@LaughMuBai
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Awsome

@deanlowe517
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That was great !!

@abugina
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Merci. Très émouvant et instructif

@tychovos4085
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👍

@horvathattila5950
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Really cool to see another glider making its way around the Matterhorn (a friend?). Helps to put the size of the mountain into perspective.

@Skinflaps_Meatslapper