2025-07-01 11:27 UTC

Flying the Boeing 737-200 to a Gold Mine in the Arctic with Nolinor Aviation

JustPlanes welcomes Nolinor Aviation as the 369th airline to join its iconic cockpit film series—and this one is a true Canadian classic! Operating a unique fleet that includes a dozen Boeing 737s, mostly the legendary 737-200s, Nolinor takes viewers on a rare journey across rugged and remote regions of Canada.

This brand-new 4-hour cockpit film is split into two distinct and equally spectacular parts:

Part One: From Montreal to the North

The program kicks off at Nolinor's base at Montreal Mirabel Airport, covering routes to two destinations never before featured in the JustPlanes series:

Mont-Joli, a charming town in Quebec
Wabush, located in Labrador’s remote interior

Part Two: Arctic Gold Mine Adventure

The second half takes us deep into Canada's Arctic territory, flying to a remote gold mine aboard the rugged gravel-capable 737-200. The return flight heads through Yellowknife and on to Edmonton, featuring dramatic winter weather conditions and stunning northern scenery.

This is a must-watch for fans of classic jets, remote flying, and extreme aviation environments. Nolinor’s 737-200s, equipped with gravel kits, showcase just how versatile and reliable this aircraft remains—even in the most challenging conditions.