Hi all,
Ryan Aviation Seaplanes offers seaplane ratings and training in our Aviat Husky A1B on Wipline amphib's. Also in our Dehavilland Beaver DHC-2 amphib's. We also offer tailwheel training in our Cessna 180. We are located 20 miles north of Daytona Beach Fl. at the Flagler County Airport (XFL)and operate year round. We train in the many freshwater lakes and rivers located close by.
Amphibian training will give you more for your training dollar. If you have any questions about what we have to offer or seaplane training questions in general, e-mail or give us a call.
Tailwinds
Tripp
www.ryanseaplanes.com 1-800-338-3044 / 386-437-0620
Ryan Aviation Seaplanes Florida XFL
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Long time no talk.
Hey Tripp,
Glad to see you have kept growing over the last 15 years! Things are looking good for you these days. I imagine that Flagler has changed a lot from the "old" days.
Dan T. just came to visit this summer and we were reminiscing of my helicopter ditching egress training in Gore lake courtesy of Eric and his Bell 47! Other than that it was a fun winter to fly a Single Otter. If Skip is ever around tell him hello for me. I still remember that he wouldn't let Eric get into the 180 for the ride to shore because he was bleeding all over!
Be cool,
George
www.cropjet.com
Glad to see you have kept growing over the last 15 years! Things are looking good for you these days. I imagine that Flagler has changed a lot from the "old" days.
Dan T. just came to visit this summer and we were reminiscing of my helicopter ditching egress training in Gore lake courtesy of Eric and his Bell 47! Other than that it was a fun winter to fly a Single Otter. If Skip is ever around tell him hello for me. I still remember that he wouldn't let Eric get into the 180 for the ride to shore because he was bleeding all over!
Be cool,
George
www.cropjet.com
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