View of the approach and landing into the Tegucigalpa airport located in Honduras. Tegucigalpa (TGU) is considered by many to be one of the world's most challenging airports due to; the steep approach required; elevation; short, sloping runway and high terrain in very close proximity. Your Dreamshore Aero pilot regularly made this landing as a pilot for American Airlines.

About DreamShore Aero

Your Aircraft is a Piper Seneca III, which is a turbo-charged 6 place twin engine cabin airplane. It has equipment and the latest radios for all-weather flight, including ice and snow protection. It has radar and is air-conditioned for your comfort. Please note there is no lavatory on board.

Your Pilot has flown into most of the world's major airports and lots of the smaller ones as well. He has more than 16,000 hours as Commander on Boeing 777, 767, & 757 airplanes as well as Airbus and McDonnell Douglas and other, smaller planes. He has conducted flight training and testing for FAA inspectors under contract, qualified as a major airline pilot check airman, and is a current FAA single- and multi-engine instrument instructor pilot. He has operated Boeing 757s into mountain airports in Central America and he flew DHC-6 Twin Otters in the St. Lawrence North Country. He did his first commercial flying in the State of Maine flying scenic flights and charters. His father operated a charter business from Martha's Vineyard and he received all his initial flight training in those airplanes.