explaining bush piloting.

Being a bush pilot is intriguing and something I would like to be able to do in the future. Being a bush pilot is being able to take a plane and land places that are not exactually runways. I will use Alaska as an example they provide transportation and supplies to people who would have no other way of getting them. They are a life line to people in the wilderness. Besides bringing supplies they could transport people to hospitals for emergencies and all sorts of helpful things. To be this life line so to speak they have to be able to get to the people that need them. Alot of time these small villages or sometimes standalone cabins in the wilderness  do not have the resources to build runways so bush pilots have to be very skilled and be able to land on dangerous surfaces. Along with Alaska's harse environment this is no easy task. In many instances the pilots are left to there own devices and have to depend on themselves. In many instances the pilots are left to there own devices and have to depend on themselves. I think that is why i am drawn to it because it requires a great deal of skill and you are helping people. It is almost like you are these peoples hero. In many instances the pilots are left to there own devices and have to depend on themselves.