I hope you didn't miss the amazing fish restaurant there, Tjoruhusid. This restaurant quite literally converted me into a seafood lover. Check out the reviews on it, if you haven't heard of it.

https://www.tripadvisor.com/Restaurant_Review-g189967-d1099110-Reviews-or80-Tjoruhusid-Isafjordur_Westfjords_Region.html

I'd go back just to eat here, haha. I spent a few months in the Westfjords. I'd love to go back. I was out in the middle of nowhere, though, most of the time.

I checked on google maps and it wouldn't be a problem. About 1km away, there's a recycling station and a cemetery with lots of room.

Don't

Pull the flight yoke back like you're trying to relocate it to the aft part of the cargo compartment and gun it. The air definitely looks cold and dense enough to do some impressive things with your aircraft, but I wonder what the elevation is.

Left! Immediately!

Not missed approach, but Wikipedia talks about an aircraft that had an engine explode on takeoff from here. The pilot decided that it would be better to fly to the next airport over rather than attempt to land here.

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Thank you. Fixed.

Feb. 12.

Along that road out the bottom of the picture around the bottom of the fjord to the town of Ísafjörður which is not far out of view on the left.

Isafjordur town. It's like a mile up the road.

For a dip

The aircraft backs up using thrust reversers

Steep hills right by the ocean definitely do tell a clear story, don't they? Just the sort of place where air smacks into an unmovable object and creates swirls.

It can be. I had to wait until the next day for a flight before because it was way too dangerous to take off.

The plane was shaking all over the place on the runway. It's only little propeller things that go there. Think it was a Fokker 50.

Or land when the wind shifts direction.