Flying Low and Dangerous: Former Cannibal Tribe build runway in Indonesia

SUBSCRIBE to Naked Stories: http://bit.ly/2ol5mam Captain George O’Brien of Indonesia’s Susi Air is greeted by a large group of tribes people after inspecting a runway that has taken them 14 years to cut into the side of a mountain The new runway will be named after two white missionaries murdered and eaten by the tribe’s ancestors in the 1960’s. George finds asks the locals about their cannibal traditions and whether they have eaten anybody recently... Susi Air often takes on keen pilots who have as little as 250 hours of flying time under their belts. The enormously testing outer regions of Indonesia, where the weather is constantly unpredictable, the runways are cut into the side of mountains and the remote airstrips are separated by miles of dense jungle are considered to be some of the most dangerous places to be a pilot. Clip from The World’s Worst Place To Be A Pilot, 2014. Content licensed from Firecracker Films. Any queries, please contact us at [email protected]