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PT-17
Stearman Biplane
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1941 Boeing Stearman Biplane. Open cockpit. Built in Wichita,
Kansas. Used as a primary trainer in WWII. There are still 2000
registered Stearman's out of the 10,500 built. This is the most
produced biplane in America. Many were used as crop dusters after
the war then returned to civilian use for general aviation.
Fly
in a piece of aviation history... don a helmet and goggles and
step back in time. Relive the barnstorming era and experience
the feel of the wind in your face as you fly over the beautiful
countryside in a 1941 open cockpit Stearman biplane. It's great
fun and a great adventure!
As
the Barnstormers of yesterday used to say..."We will take you
high or low, fast or slow, anywhere you care to go. It's worth
the ride just to see whether you like it or not! Fly over your
house to see who is visiting your spouse. Special one-way trips
for mothers-in-law. Our pilot will set you down so softly even
the grass won't object....
Passenger
sits in the front seat. One passenger at a time. Must be 48"
tall. Helmet, headset and goggles provided.
J-3
Piper Cub
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This
is the very well known airplane in which a great majority of private
pilots earned their wings. There are still several thousand being
flown in the United States.
Just
as fun... For those who might not be comfortable in the open
cockpit, but enjoy low and slow, with
the door and window open... the J3 is for you! We can fly you
over your house or a specific area if within approved airspace.
Like the Stearman, they are great for just "tooling around".
Passenger
sits in the front seat. One passenger (weight limit 220lbs)
at a time. Headset and intercom provided. Be sure to bring
along your camera.
GIFT
CERTIFICATES
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yourself to an adventure or surprise a friend or loved one. No
need to worry about duplication with this present. It's a great
gift for the person who has everything. It's a unique and memorable
one-of-a-kind gift. To order a Gift Certificate, please Click
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CALL
TODAY AND FIND OUT MORE ABOUT FLYING IN A PIECE OF AMERICAN
HISTORY.
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