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Video of the Day: New York City As Seen from Above

  • July 29, 2013
  • Video
  • Demagaga
  • New York City
  • Nicolas Doldinger
  • NYC
  • NYC Aerial Video
  • pilotless aircraft
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  • Video of the Day
  • Vimeo

PHANTOM FIRST FLIGHT from Nicolas Doldinger on Vimeo.

Nicolas Doldinger’s pilotless, remote-controlled plane flew through the streets of New York City and captured some amazing video along the way.

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