But if you don't have a cockpit view of an impressive stretch of land, you can still find a place closer to earth that will provide an awe-inspiring experience.

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To make another pass, just maneuver the aircraft for another run and the view switches back inside the cockpit.

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The house stood on top of a high hill, and the view was like being in the cockpit of a jet coming in for a landing.

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The view from 30, 000 feet is different than what you see from the cockpit of a puddle jumper.

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