Antoine Girard and Martin Beaujouan have started their South American bivouac journey 80km south of Santiago, Chile. Very few pilots have flown in this area \u2013 heavily forested locations make the access extremely complicated with few take-offs or landings.<\/p>\n
In addition, stable conditions have made it very difficult for Antoine and Martin, who have covered 160km out of the 700km planned for this part of their mission. Both pilots remain optimistic with the route ahead, saying that the only major complication will be finding water. Follow Antoine’s progress along this challenging 2500km South American bivouac flight click HERE.<\/a><\/p>\n Stay tuned for more!\n<\/p>\n …read more<\/a> <\/p>\n Source:: Ozone Paragliders<\/a><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Antoine Girard and Martin Beaujouan have started their South American bivouac journey 80km south of Santiago, Chile. Very few pilots have flown in this area \u2013 heavily forested locations make the access extremely complicated with few take-offs or landings.<\/p>\n In addition, stable conditions have made it very difficult for Antoine and Martin, who have covered 160km out of the 700km planned for this part of their mission. Both pilots remain optimistic with the route ahead, saying that the only major complication will be finding water. Follow Antoine’s progress along this challenging 2500km South American bivouac flight click HERE.<\/a><\/p>\n Stay tuned for more!\n<\/p>\n