Flying Wild Alaska S03E07 Into the Wind HDTV XviD-ZiLLa

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Into the Wind
20 JUL 2012Action, Adventure, Reality-TV60 min
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Episode description:
Jim makes an impossible landing in Unk. Pilot Sarah Fraher battles strong headwinds while attempting to deliver 2,000 pounds of fuel to the research station. Pilot Ben Pederson braves 50 mph winds to retrieve an elusive priest for Easter service.
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Duration: 00:00:32
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