Twin Floatplane rating
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Thanks for that weasil.
Do you know any of these schools ,i'm looking into going to Florida to do the rating and would like some advice which school to choose and what plane to use?
Neil
Do you know any of these schools ,i'm looking into going to Florida to do the rating and would like some advice which school to choose and what plane to use?
Neil
Joined: Sep 2002
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From: FLORIDA
Neil,
You could try Brown Sea Plane base at Winter Haven, FL. They recetly acquired a PA23-250 on floats.
You could contact either Jon Brown or Chuck Brown. Their phone number is +1-863-956-2243.
Cheers,
Jatin
You could try Brown Sea Plane base at Winter Haven, FL. They recetly acquired a PA23-250 on floats.
You could contact either Jon Brown or Chuck Brown. Their phone number is +1-863-956-2243.
Cheers,
Jatin
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From: Canada
These two places offer training in a twin seabee: www.ryanseaplanes.com/ in Florida; http://seaplane.hypermart.net/multi.html in Arizona.
The first place quotes an average total cost of between $1,800 - $2,500; the second outfit charges $325 per hour dual.
Training in a Grumman Widgeon is also available in Florida: http://www.geocities.com/flseaplanes/ Probably more fun than the seabee, but the price is $420 per hour.
Hope this helps,
MLS-12D
The first place quotes an average total cost of between $1,800 - $2,500; the second outfit charges $325 per hour dual.
Training in a Grumman Widgeon is also available in Florida: http://www.geocities.com/flseaplanes/ Probably more fun than the seabee, but the price is $420 per hour.
Hope this helps,
MLS-12D
Hello McD.
I will let you know when i will be in florida!
I was in the process of booking my course but had to delay it because of an upcoming type conversion(B757).
Dont you fly them??
Neil
I will let you know when i will be in florida!
I was in the process of booking my course but had to delay it because of an upcoming type conversion(B757).
Dont you fly them??
Neil







