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Rick Oreair - Jan 31,2007
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2004 Searey for Sale. Rotax 914 w/140 hours.Carbon Fiber Hull, Hydraulic Gear, electric flaps, Tinted windows, 25 Gallon aluminum fuel tank, King KLX135 Comm/GPS, Garmin 320 transponder, PSII intercom, Dynon OA100 7' EFIS , Chromoly vertical and diagnonal support mod. Asking $65,000 Call Tom Dorsey at 904-219-4402
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Doug Harvey - Apr 27,2008
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I am looking for a used SeaRey... do you have some pix of same and inst panel.<br />any damage history, where is craft located? how much of kit was factory built?<br />any other info.... Doug<br />dhar42@aol.com
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Rick Oreair - Apr 28,2008
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Doug,<br />Tom no longer owns this plane, I do think that it's located in the Orlando area, although I don't know who owns it.
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Dan Nickens - Apr 28,2008
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I'm thinking the insurance company owns it, Rick. You might contact Bill Widden at the Orlando Apopka airport (X04), Doug, to check on its current status.
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Rick Oreair - Apr 28,2008
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Thanks for the help Dan. I'm sitting in a hotel in downtown Athens, wondering if there are any Searey's here. I've checked John Dunlop's list to no avail, but there has to be at least one Searey in the Greek Isles somewhere!... If you know of any, let me know, otherwise I may have to resort to flying the islands in some sort of DH.
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Randy Wilder - Apr 29,2008
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While you were in Greece, you missed a great day of flying patrol on the St Johns. Rest assured, the river's still here. Be careful flying the inland areas because you need a plane that has a great climb rate... especially if you are trying to fly at our normal Searey altitudes! However the Greek waters are beautiful.
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Rick Oreair - May 02,2008
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I'll miss this weekend also Randy. We're at a really neat island of Kos this weekend, and will be returning on Monday. I have not seen ANY GA type aircraft in Athens, or the Islands I've been to yet. Very depressing, but the scenery is great.
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Jon Ladd - May 02,2008
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You must have been to the beach!
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Fred Glasbergen - May 03,2008
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Rick there are supposed to be up to 20 twin otters on floats operating between the Greek islands. They are a subsidary of Harbour air in Vancouver and have placed an order for a another dozen or so making them the largest commercial seaplane operator. I was on a cruise through the Meditaranen in Feb. and did manage to see one twin otter.
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Rick Oreair - May 07,2008
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Thanks Fred. I did see an advertisment at one of the tour stores for a twin otter ride, but I was on my way to Kos. In 10 days (4 in Athens, 6 in Kos) I only saw one GA aircraft, and that was a helicopter. What a shame, although with fuel at 1.30 Euro's per litre, I can understand some of the reason. Oh, yes Jon, my hotel on Kos was on the beach, and regular walks for exercise were required. 
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Jeff Arnold - May 09,2008
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Let's see - 1.55 Dollar per Euro and 3.7 litre per gallon. That works out to $7.45 per Gallon - Yikes!! There is a good reason to fly a Searey!!
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