Full Flight in Cockpit of the shortest schedule flight of the world Juist to Norden in A BN-2 D-IFCS

very short flight from Juist to Norden. Great cockpit view of this tinny aircraft for very short and high frequency flights.
enjoy the flight of the Britten-Norman BN-2B-26 Islander
D-ICFS of FLN - Frisia-Luftverkehr Norddeich,
Join the view of a pilot of this great aircraft,
IFR flight,

[@hobanagerik]

He looked like he was in hurry. Fastest checklist I ever saw.

[@andrewoliver8115]

About 15 secs

[@niklasmoennich]

In Summer there is a 5 minute flight every 20 minutes. The pilots do a quick outside check when they close the doors, thats it.

[@CaptainAirborne]

fas tbh relativly slow and yeah they are a bit in Hurry sometimes but still paying attention on Safety

[@adrianionutroncea2194]

wow upgraded cockpit on the ISLANDER easy to read it improves checklist time by 100 percent

[@MarkJordan1981]

Westray to Papa Westray is the shortest scheduled flight in the world.

[@drewleslie7639]

It is

[@bouleyloon]

Agree. I did it in 85 seconds, the flight that picked me up the next day did it in 65 seconds, and I was told it has been done in 52 seconds. Also Sanday to Stronsay, also on the Orkney Islands was done in less than 4 minutes.

[@itsumonihon]

these things look so fun to fly, it's like an oversized twin engined cub that can actually move at a decent speed

[@YaBoyFlaky5663]

The shortest schedule flight is westray to papa westray?

[@TRPGpilot]

Very nice!

[@tommo01]

FALSE TITLE! Not the shortest schedule flight in the world.

[@wayneschenk5512]

All the jazz in the cockpit most not needed.

[@JustJohn505]

sixpack turned into an ipad and 3 gauges

[@Teddoxa]

i like how for 80% of the video your on the ground 😂

[@mothmagic1]

Saw an amusing landing of an Islander at Port Stanley. Approaching in a fairly strong wind that would have given him a touch down speed of about 20mph, about 5 feet off the ground the wind dropped to almost nothing and he suddenly found his touch down speed had risen by about 20 mph. Have to say that the pilot handled it well though, I guess he was well used to the vagaries of the Falkland Islands winds

[@Jaspa-hw6wd]

I live in the Falklands. And yes he is pilot who is used to the wind here.

[@yieed7262]

bn2 ,I think it's best aircraft

[@deltafox52]

Definitely usefull EFIS IFR systems

[@mateoreyes7415]

Hahahaha

[@Eastbridge2100]

Where in the world is this located?

[@mothmagic1]

Scotland

[@Noke28]

@@mothmagic1 wrong. this is in germany.

[@mothmagic1]

Yes as I discovered when I googled it.

[@mothmagic1]

@@Noke28 As I discovered when I put it in Google maps. I guessed Scotland because the name sounded a bit Scottish Highlands and Islands-ish