North Pacific Seaplanes
July 7, 2011
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Nice little video guys. I fly an Ag-Cat with the same type of engine on scenic flights in New Zealand but I’d love to do a summer flying on floats. Maybe I’ll exercise the privileges of my Canadian CPL and floatplane rating some day and do just that. Looks like you guys have a very professional operation! 😉 Thanks for the “flight”.
North Pacific Seaplanes has a cool website – It shows aerial pics of Prince Rupert and the surrounding area. (I know you like the seaplanes, mmy Mmmichael. Ik hou van jou, mmijn mmooie mman!!!)
lol…I’m on a plane!