A truly unique and great company. Cape Air and Shoreline officially "merged" but Shoreline retains most of it's character and will remain in New Haven and continue to operate their regular schedule with some new additions like NYS-Boston Harbor with the added resources of Cape Air! A great way to get too and from the city if you're ok with taking the train the other way. (HVN-NYS runs Thursday, Friday and sometimes Saturday in the afternoon; NYS-HVN operates Sunday and Monday mornings).
"Slowest climb"?? You probably have not flown in a GA plane before. Seems ok to me. Remember, the floats create a lot of drag and the plane takes a huge speed penalty. Not sure, but I imagine a good 10-15 kts.
Saw that view of Manhattan many times from the crew chiefs door on a CH-53, but the twin towers were standing then. Always remember and never forget those who perished that day. Thanks to all now serving, those who have, and those who will in the future FLY NAVY!!!
I would Love to go on Seaplane to see all of Manhattan,New York fa sure Nice Video Man!!!!
Amazing view of NYC after takeoff!
A truly unique and great company. Cape Air and Shoreline officially "merged" but Shoreline retains most of it's character and will remain in New Haven and continue to operate their regular schedule with some new additions like NYS-Boston Harbor with the added resources of Cape Air! A great way to get too and from the city if you're ok with taking the train the other way. (HVN-NYS runs Thursday, Friday and sometimes Saturday in the afternoon; NYS-HVN operates Sunday and Monday mornings).
This is a very unique page ngl, first boutique air and now this! Good job! (Still watching lol)
Boutique Air will be posted later this month :)
And thanks!
michael sharp no i follow who has good content
theplanesguy sweet
aviation.mco like @samchui
Amazing footage i like flights like these
Great video! I really love your content on IG as well JFK Spotter! Loving it, have a good day mate! Cheers
"Slowest climb"?? You probably have not flown in a GA plane before. Seems ok to me. Remember, the floats create a lot of drag and the plane takes a huge speed penalty. Not sure, but I imagine a good 10-15 kts.
Saw that view of Manhattan many times from the crew chiefs door on a CH-53, but the twin towers were standing then. Always remember and never forget those who perished that day. Thanks to all now serving, those who have, and those who will in the future FLY NAVY!!!
Sully
Fly Tailwind it's better