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DA42 Approach and Landing to Wick, Scotland

This landing at Wick, Scotland was at the end of a 6 hour, 23 minute non-stop flight from the Diamond Aircraft factory in Wiener Neustadt, Austria. Aircraft was a brand new Diamond DA42-VI diesel propeller twin on a ferry trip from Austria to Canada, with the ultimate destination being the US. Aircraft is operating under temporary Austrian registry of OE-UDK "Oscar Echo Uniform Delta Kilo" heard in the audio exchanges with ATC. The video begins with the aircraft descending on approach out over the North Sea heading northwest towards Wick. Despite the aircraft being on an IFR flight plan, approach control assigned a transponder code of 7000 and cut the aircraft loose while still in the clouds, The aircraft was then instructed to "blind call" the Wick airport -- what most pilots in the US call CTAF (Common Traffic Advisory Service). Video from GoPro Hero2