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Posted By: Dave Edward
Date Posted: Sep 18, 2022
Description: The great seaplane facility was threatened with closure.
See the link.
http://www.northernlakeamphibianpilots.com/flyin/aerodome.htm
Date Taken: Sept 2022
Place Taken: Killarney Lodge Georgian Bay On
Owner: Via Paul Armstrong
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Category: Hazards, Turtle Cove, Georgian Bay Flying
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Don Maxwell - Sep 18,2022   Viewers  | Reply
    Oh, no! I hope that was just a temporary dust-up and is back to normal now.

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John Dunlop - Sep 20,2022   Viewers  | Reply
    Don, this is a very old tempest me thinks.
Except for the CKY4 plate provided by the late Maurey East (former Killarney Lodge owner) there does not appear to be
any current published reference to these restrictions.
Dave, do you happen to have access to a current CFS Water Aerodrome supplement? 		    
  
Dave Edward - Sep 21,2022   Viewers  | Reply
    No, but I will re check with Paul, who attended this years gathering and sent me the link.     
  
Dave Edward - Sep 23,2022   Viewers  | Reply
    Turns out that this was a couple of years ago. Initiated by an AME who runs an aviation mtce facility in the area.
Talk about biting the hand that feeds you. His business suffered as a consequence.
No restrictions in place except :
' Land in outer harbour if there is boat traffic in the inner channel ' 		    


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