Seaplane International

On May 2011 Lakeland Seaplane Tours Ltd. was issued with an Air Operators Certificate by the United Kingdom Civil Aviation Authority. Continue reading »

Venice, the fascinating Italian spectacle, where even streets are made of water is now available to enjoy from the air. In 2011 a European subsidiary of a Dubaian seaplane company started to organize round trips over the architectural masterpieces of the city. Continue reading »

In April Viking Air Factory organises a Forum for all operators of de Havilland aircraft. They are waiting operators and inquirers from whole world. Continue reading »

Two pilots, who learnt to fly in Canada, founded a company with a four-seater Cessna in Mürvick, close to Hamburg and Kiel. Continue reading »

When we stayed in Dubai two years ago we didn’t have time looking for seaplane port. Now we found a sightseeing video from Dubai. Continue reading »

SriLankan Airlines re-launched its domestic floatplane service SriLankan Air Taxi last year and already it’s flying frequently all over the island giving people a chance to see Sri Lanka like never before and making travelling a little easier as well. Continue reading »

We received a placard from Dr. Anna Ács, who is a museologist from Balatonfüred, Hungary. The placard indicates a floatplane and a flight-guide around Lake Balaton. In the 1920’s the seaplane-activity was prosperous around Lake Balaton. Continue reading »

The flying from Vancouver to the former indian capital, Nanaimo including a channel crossing takes 20 minutes with seaplane. We’re publishing a few minutes video about this flying. Continue reading »

The sensation of the April of 1923 was the appearance of the Junkers hydroplanes in the front of Hotel Gellért on river Danube. The aluminium planes with closed passenger cabs could carry five passengers. According to the contemporary news reports the quay in the front of the polytechnic was full of spectators, a few of them even tried out the hydroplanes. Continue reading »

I saw their plane for the first time on the Wolfgangsee in the last year, one of its pilots was a French captain, who flies with intercontinental Airbuses. Let’s get to know this seaplane company.
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