We have completed research flights above Cape Verde on September 18th.

High concentration of Sahara dust in which we flew yesterday, moved a bit to the south of Sao Vicente.

Another long flight in extremeljy dusty air with no horisontal visibility. Although the winds in Sao Vicente airport were high, gusting to 30 knots, the air was saturated with Sahara sand.

When the clouds are between Aeolus satellite and our aircraft than measurements has no sense.

Some bad weather is approaching Cape Verde from east, so we could not fly long distance to catch Aeolus Saturday track, as we would return back in night time when some tunderstorms pass Sao Vicente island.

Aeolus satellite is orbiting around planet very fast, twice a day. We have to be ready when overpass our location or in vicinty where is still reachable for our Advantic.

Another long flight in the heavy concentrated dust leyer coming fom Africa with strong winds.

After short test flight with Grisa on Thuesday, Wednesday was planed for first joint scientific flight.

Three long flights to reach destination airport GVSV in Sao Vicente on Cape Verde. First almost 10 hours with a “help” of headwind to Jerez, LEJR.

Test flight with Grisa went very well, all instruments works as swiss watch and Grisa, Uros and Luka seems to be very happy.

Destination is island Sao Vicente in Cape Verde. Departure is planed for September 3rd, optionali September 4th.

Bhutan government is very strict with Covid-19 regulation and pandemic situation is not under control yet.

Although everything is ready to start GLWF2021, Covid 19 pandemic does not give up.

Although we are working on India - Bhutan - Himalaya GLWF2020 for almost one year now and beside our team many people around the world were involved into organisation, the mother nature is stronger than all our technology and human resources.

In April we are planing to start GLWF 2020 in Indija, Bhutan, Nepal Himalaya.

Patagonia is one of the important places in the world where climate change has huge influence on expediting glacier melting.