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Looking for a Multi-engine sea plane..

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Tram

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Hey guys-

Anyone know any decent charter operations that will beach a seaplane, on a beach and actually land in the ocean?

I've talked to several who do not put their airplanes actually into the ocean, but only on lakes, rivers, etc..

I am looking for something in Florida, preferably..

Thanks

Jeff
 
Yeh, that's the only one I've found so far..

I'm sure the cost of a Turbine Mallard would be prohibitive for what I am looking for.. :)

Me and the finace' are getting married on the beach and I was going to try and find something that could beach itself, pick up up and then fly us "away." Neat idea - I think - just not very plausible..
 
why does it have to be a twin? There are any number of single engine seaplanes which are quite capable of picking up you and your wife.
 
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guys-

thanks for the help..I could call jimmy's sister, but I don't know if she has a twin..

It doesn't HAVE to be a twin, I have found a guy with a Maule who will do it, however, as someone mentioned - it's just not as "neat."

Sky37D - I will check out those links, I appreciate it..

A Squared - just curious as to what the point of your post was?
 
Tram said:
A Squared - just curious as to what the point of your post was?

No real point, I guess, just a tangent. Your question reminded me of this accident. I know the pilot and his wife.
 
Ah, did they live through it?
 
Oh, that's horrible..
 
There used to be a place down in FL that flew a twin Aztec on floats, but last I heard is that it wasn't being flown much and was being stored up on land.
 
That Rusty Myers link is pretty sweet.. The beaver would be cool too..
 

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