> How common is it for single engine single seat aircraft to be flown across large oceans? It is routine. SOCATA deliver their popular single-turboprop TBM ai

> How common is it for single engine single seat aircraft to be flown across large oceans? It is routine. SOCATA deliver their popular single-turboprop TBM aircraft from their factory in southern France via Ireland, Iceland and Canada to US customers. Likewise Pilatus stage PC-12s through Scotland as the first hop. Spotters at Keflavik in Iceland have a great variety! Cessnas flow in the other direction, though less frequently. Even a little piston-engined C172 has made the eastbound delivery journey and he skipped Iceland! Usually the flights are made by contracted ferry pilots, from companies such as Southern Cross http://southernx.com/ http://southernx.com/