Question about Seaplanes

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The other day I saw a bunch of pictures of the old Pan American seaplanes
that used to ply the routes in the Caribbean a very long time ago.

That would be interesting to see- got a link??

(¯`·._.· £ãrrÿ ·._.·´¯)

17 passangers is not enough , for commercial uses we need at least 35-40 seats

SAMI

(Sami) wrote in
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17 passangers is not enough , for commercial uses we need at least
35-40 seats

SAMI

You could always buy yourself one of those turboprop conversion DC-3's and
put some humungous floats on it...

Juan

"Larry" wrote in message ...
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The other day I saw a bunch of pictures of the old Pan American seaplanes
that used to ply the routes in the Caribbean a very long time ago.

That would be interesting to see- got a link??

(¯`·._.· £ãrrÿ ·._.·´¯)

"Corsairville" is a kind of fun book for those who enjoy this lost
golden age of air travel. Not great, but certainly above the average
Dr. Phil dreck that publishers ladle out these days:

http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/tg...glance&s=books

-cwk.

"Larry" wrote in
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The other day I saw a bunch of pictures of the old Pan American
seaplanes that used to ply the routes in the Caribbean a very long
time ago.

That would be interesting to see- got a link??

(¯`·._.· £ãrrÿ ·._.·´¯)

No, but I am trying to get the person who owns the pics to lend them to me
so I can scan and post them. They're unique and rare pics, I think I may
have to lug my notebook and scanner to his home!