Trying to Shake Off Extremely Rusty Skills Of Creating Pics

[Aharon]

Shalom and greetings all my pals,

As subject heading speaks for itself, I have not created and posted a screenshot flight report for long long long time so I am trying to brush off and shake off extremely rusty skills of creating screenshots

Presenting a screenshot flight report showing recreation of emergency fuel airlift conducted by Buffalo Airways' brand new 737-300F cargo plane

Here is interesting official statement now from Buffalo Airways (real life) and city or town of Norman Wells:

"We thrive on taking on unique challenges and delivering exceptional results. This year, with low water levels preventing barges from hauling fuel, we are faced with the critical task of ensuring Norman Wells receive their essential Jet fuel until it can be trucked in via ice roads.

We partnered with Sandy Macpherson and his team Buffalo Airways, utilizing their 737 for an air barge operation to safely and efficiently transport the fuel.

A big thank you to both our dedicated team and Buffalo Airways for their commitment to completing the first wave of this task efficiently and safely."

Cruising at FL330 back to BFL's flagship headquarters home base at CYZF Yellowknife airport where you can see beautiful sunrise during cruising



You can see the moon on the opposite side



Sun has risen almost completely



You can see the moon disappearing



Seconds before touchdown on CYZF runway 16 in midst of snowstorm



Arriving at BFL cargo apron waiting for emergency fuel supply to be loaded into the plane



Thank you for viewing. Stay tuned for hopefully next screenshot flight report.

Regards,

Aharon

[Airspeed]

That fuel must be frozen; they've packed it in boxes with breathing holes.
Just kidding, thanks for the shots, Aharon.

[Aharon]

Airspeed,

Thank you for your kind words. Hope all is well with you.

Regards,

Aharon

[TSR2]

I'm not a 737 fan, but these are lovely screenshots. Reminds me a bit of the old Channel Express livery in the UK.

[Aharon]

TSR2,

Thank you for your kind words. Interesting point you brought up for Channel Express 737-300C cargo. Makes me wonder what cargo routes did this airline serve.

Regards,

Aharon