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© Chris Boizel |
Seaplanes are an exciting and romantic prospect for flightcrew and passengers alike, but a demanding experience for those who build and operate the aircraft. Our special report goes to the Caribbean to look at the nuts and bolts of running an amphibian-based airline, and finds out what it is like to fly a Twin Otter. We also report on how a Scottish air taxi service is finding success, and discover how Canadian manufacturer Viking is protecting its Series 400 from the sea.
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- Almost heaven Seaborne Airlines keeps a famed aviator's dream alive
- Loch Lomond looks for more UK operator thrives with Scottish services
- No jacket or tie Informality rules as we flight-test Seaborne Twin Otter
- Worth its salt? How Viking aims to cut corrosion risks for resurrected seaplane
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Used with permission from Stars & Stripes. | © Chris Boizel | © Viking Air |
Source: Flight International
