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look up a guy at Grand Lake, OK. His name is Bob Billingsly. Went through his program years ago. A lot of fun and he is a good guy...he has a hot daughter!
 
Check out the good old boys at Sheble aviation in kingman az. cheap and easy! almost guaranteed!
 
In NC, Speedbird Aviation at MRN has a great program, and a great instructor.

I used getting the seaplane rating to get back into aviation after a several year break. The Mr. Nesmith, the instructor, didn't sign me off until he thought I was safe to fly a seaplane, and even though the actual program is for 6hrs training, he allowed me 8 because there was an unexpected schedule conflict from his end which prevented doing the 6hrs in one two-day block. The FBO is a class act too...

http://www.speedbirdaviationservices.com/flight training.htm

-TF
 
As soon as I have the extra time and money I will be going to Jack Browns lots of people I know have recommend them.
 
look up a guy at Grand Lake, OK. His name is Bob Billingsly. Went through his program years ago. A lot of fun and he is a good guy...he has a hot daughter!

Wow...Bob Billingsly. I haven't heard that name in a while. I took a checkride with him eons ago. He didn't have a daughter then, but a very attractive wife. I flew a cub into the land airport, and she came over and picked me up in the Lake. Very nice folks.

NorCal...they used to have an aztec on floats, but I believe it's long gone. Last I heard, they weren't doing multi sea any more.
 
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A couple of buds went to Alaska for fun, and did their seaplane ratings up there during their visit --- again, just for grins. They loved it. I think it was in Homer. If interested, p.m. me and I'll find out where it was at.
 
Sheble's is a nice way to enjoy Vegas or Laughlin. As I sit here in Alaska, I hear two guys talking about Lake Havasu in the lobby... the world is getting smaller!

To get serious, go to Kenmore Air in Washington.

Ronin
 
Sheble's is a nice way to enjoy Vegas or Laughlin. As I sit here in Alaska, I hear two guys talking about Lake Havasu in the lobby... the world is getting smaller!

To get serious, go to Kenmore Air in Washington.

Ronin

I agree, Kenmore is the place to go if you want something more than a conversation piece on your certificate. They know the business and work hard to give all the information available over the course of a week or more, minimum. I can't think of much more flying fun than a summer job tooling around the NW landscape in one of their Otters.
 
I agree, Kenmore is the place to go if you want something more than a conversation piece on your certificate. They know the business and work hard to give all the information available over the course of a week or more, minimum. I can't think of much more flying fun than a summer job tooling around the NW landscape in one of their Otters.

Ditto
 
LaPlaca in Arizona used to offer an ATP for ASES. They don't anymore, and I can't find anyone else that does. Anyone know of someplace that will do this, preferably on the West Coast?
 
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