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You can do a search on the Seaplane Pilots Asoc. web site for schools. I would try Jack Brown's in MCO I did my SES there. http://www.seaplanes.org/index.htm
You can do a search on the Seaplane Pilots Asoc. web site for schools. I would try Jack Brown's in MCO I did my SES there. http://www.seaplanes.org/index.htm
S.P.S. of Palm Coast located at Flager, x47 just north of Daytona. You can check out the website at www.ryanseaplanes.com. These guys are great to fly with and the airplane, a twin bee, is a blast to fly. If you need anymore info on them just ask me.
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