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Russia jammed our GPS! (Arctic Norway Flying Adventure)

March 29, 2024

Join us for day 2 of our majestic Widerøe Dash 8 flying adventure in some of the most remote parts of Norway, all in the jumpseat. Today we’ve got four segments traveling Kirkenes–Vadsø–Tromsø–Andenes–Evenes all on the Dash 8-100.

Things get interesting when we see the effects of Russia’s GPS jamming efforts in the area firsthand, and the pilots talk us through what that means exactly (and how they stay on course regardless). Then stick around for some of the most beautiful Arctic mountain island views, all covered in snow with a blue-green sea surrounding. Just some of the most stunning vistas we’ve ever come across. Thanks to Widerøe for the help putting together this series.

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