On Saturday, July 4, 2026, Jiří Pruša made history by becoming the first person to reach the North Pole in an ultralight aircraft without any intermediate landings. Pruša departed from the world’s northernmost airport located in Spitsbergen at 8:46 AM. The groundbreaking flight lasted approximately twelve hours, culminating in his return to Spitsbergen. This achievement marks a significant milestone in aviation, demonstrating the capabilities of ultralight aircraft for polar exploration. Pruša’s successful journey showcases both piloting skill and engineering innovation. The feat has established a new world record for ultralight aviation. This pioneering flight opens possibilities for future explorations to the Arctic region.