It’s so easy not to get into the heaven of Russia: in Novosibirsk, elongated foreigners on carbon lands landed
British James Ketchell and Irishman Norman Surplus landed at the North Airport of Novosibirsk, who decided to set a world record by making a trip around the world on tumor oils. For two weeks now, pilots travel in the Russian sky. © provided by Alexander Orlov Starting on March 1 in British Hampshire, pilots on gyps ( small rotor -winged aircraft ) flew through France, Germany, Poland, Lithuania and Estonia. In early May, they crossed the border with Russia near Pskov.