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Tips and Techniques from the Pro's
Want to kick around the backcountry? How about fly-in flyfishing at it's finest? Get some training from a professional and have some fun!


Disclaimer:
Nope, I'm not a pro! More like a rank amateur wanna be!! I've had a taste, and know it's more fun than anything else I've ever done. It's not without risk, but the rewards come with great satisfaction. The true professionals are those who manage those risks, without taking any that are unnecessary, and continue to bring their passengers and cargo home time after time. My respect and admiration go out to all of them! Support your local Bush Pilots!

Example ImageT-411 Wolverine:

This was the factory demonstrator for the "T-411 Wolverine", a  Russian manufactured U.S. kitplane, sold as the certificated AIST-2 in Russia. I just bought it in August of '98! With a wide cockpit and lots of cargo space, 4 seats, a wingspan of 41 feet, full leading edge slats, 360 hp supercharged Russian radial engine, the performance envelope of a Super Cub, and a useful load of over a ton it should be one mean bush machine! The certification paperwork, maintenance, and checkout for a fairly low time pilot should be adventures in their own right.... ( The wheel pants have got to go!!! ;-) )

Dave's adventure, go here: Wolverine Story.


Bush Flying Links
The best way to conquer fear is through knowledge! Perhaps here's a good place to start?


Bush Aircraft Links
Here's some certificated aircraft which are known good bush performers. And a few kitplanes that would also serve the need.


Bush Flying Commercial Links
Support your local Bush Pilot!


Bush Flying 'Politics' Links
Fly friendly! Let's work to keep back country strips and suitable landing sites open to light aircraft!


 

Contact Dave at: dandreat@earthlink.net
Dave's Consulting Business; Andreatta Engineering
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This page last updated on November 26, 2001.