Namibia, west Sossusvlei ?
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If it’s not that, then possibly western Mauritania, near Nouakchott?
Yes that’s it. Very well done. Had a hunch you’d be the one to solve it.
Sorry for the late response, totally missed it with the hype around the A2A Comanche 
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Here’s next one… should be easier than my previous one !
… and the list of the places I have posted until now :
Summary
01 : Dubrovnic, Bosnia
02 : Villarica, Chile
03 : Mount Otmok, Fox Islands
04 : Zouerate, Mauritania
05 : Ujina, Chile
06 : Ngauruhoe, New Zealand
07 : Skardu, Pakistan
08 : Trou au Natron, Chad
09 : Langevin, La Réunion
10 : Green Lake, Ethiopia
11 : La Ravoire, France
12 : Akureyri Fjord, Iceland
13 : Kouris reservoir, Cyprus
14 : La Paz, Bolivia
15 : Ticara, Argentina
16 : Nemrut Crater, Turkey
17 : Mexican Hat, Utah, USA
18 : Afyonkarahisar, Turkey
19 : Canon Beach, Oregon, USA
20 : Naples, Italy
21 : Piedra Sapo, Argentina
22 : Lipari, Italy
23 : Fljótsdalur, Iceland
24 : Svalbard, Spitzbergen
25 : Everest, Nepal
26 : Kabokweni, South Africa
27 : Owens Lake, USA
28 : Marseille, France
29 : Honningsvag, Norway
30 : Haean Myeon, South Korea
31 : Caracas, Venezuela
32 : Millerton Lake, USA
33 : Orihuela, Spain
34 : Poutorana park, Russia
35 : Million dollars bridge, Alaska
36 : Silpasilvani, Chile
37 : Wanaka airport, NZ
38 : Aussenkehr, Namibia
39 : Allevard, France
40 : Legazpi, Phillipines
41 : Kangcun, China
42 : San Diego, USA
43 : Kazanguzar, Tadjikistan
44 : Senjahopen, Norway
45 : Wara, Indonesia
46 : Portsmouth, England
47 : Minarets summit, New Zealand
48 : Antuco Volcano, Chile
49 : Pripyat, Ukraine
50 : Saloum Delta national park, Senegal
51 : Normandia, Brazil
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wow - epic list!!! I think I won 2 of those 
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Perfect - we know how much Baracus loves a good list! 
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Hint : Americas…
On to the next then!
My list is much smaller. 
Summary
Bahamas - Chub Cay / Whale Cay 
Meteor Crater - Winslow / Winona Arizona USA 
Saint Barthélemy (St Barts) Island 
Lake Atitlán Guatemala 
Great Sand Dunes - San Luis Valley Colorado USA
Schmadribach Falls, Switzerland 
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That’s it !
Great Sand Dunes National Park, Colorado?
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That’s it!
San Luis valley is a huge valley in Southern Colorado and New Mexico. The sand was made from the volcanic San Juan mountain range to the west of the valley. The sand is nestled up on the East side of the valley against the Sangre De Cristo Mountain range. This mountain range got its name by the colors at sunset on the mountains. They turn bright orange and red, hints the blood of Christ. The San Luis Valley floor is over 10,000 square miles and actually makes up 10% of Colorado’s landmass.
The valley floor is also an aquifer that holds water about 3feet down. You can see the “intermittent” creek below the helicopter. This creek rises and falls with rain fall, sometimes it’s a river and sometimes it’s bone dry to cross into the sand dunes. It’s very dangerous in a flash flood. This area is rich with farming, camping, fishing and all great things outdoors!
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Rafha, Saudi Arabia
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Yes that’s the one. I don’t know if you were able to spot the livery on the A320, it was quite the clue, although very pixellated on the forum post-upload. 
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Unfortunately I only recognized the flag on the plane when I already searched in Saudi Arabia and felt that it might be the right country. It would have saved me quite some time. It was mainly the look of the ground and the layout of the roads and buildings that led me to this region.
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Former Poggio San Vittore asbestos mine in Balangero and Corio, Italy.
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What’s happened to you!!! Have they abducted you and inserted some alien genes?
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Lol hoping to declare my first back to back win if my answer is confirmed! Must be an exclusive club?
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Yes, that‘s it. That was quick!
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