Features
Just Plane Crazy
What drives some spirited photographers to brave the cold for hours outside Iqaluit’s airport?
The massive Antonov An-124 drew a crowd of admirers during its brief stay in Iqaluit last April. Photo by Frank Reardon
She Was That Good
How Dawn Bartsch proved 'em all wrong
Dawn Bartsch made her career in the Yukon. Photo courtesy Dawn Bartsch
![Weldy Phipps pioneered tourism expeditions to the North Pole. Photo by Erik Charlton, (Flying to North Pole) [CC BY 2.0]](/sites/default/files/styles/card_desktop/public/northpole.jpg?h=bde28bee&itok=SbAVdT1_)
North Pole, Ho!
Weldy Phipps’s madcap tourism package
Weldy Phipps pioneered tourism expeditions to the North Pole. Photo by Erik Charlton, (Flying to North Pole) [CC BY 2.0]
Last Of The Wild Razorbacks
Northern aviation buffs are saving a rare, abandoned bushplane from oblivion
The Fairchild FC-2 Razorback. Photo courtesy Royal Aviation Museum of Western Canada
Lost And Never Found
Enduring mysteries of the Northern skies, from missing people to missing planes
The Bolkhovitinov DB-A, a Soviet long-range bomber prototype, disappeared in 1937 in an experimental flight over the North Pole from Moscow to the United States. Photo: Public Domain
Inspiration From The Air
The making of Bushpilot, an iconic ode to flight in the North
Photo by Hannah Eden/Up Here
