"Beech 18" 1954 Beechcraft D18S
One of the most unique seaplanes of all time, built in the US, it has a 900 total HP dual radial engines, low wings, and boasts 7 seats. Known for its use in the military, it has been utilized mostly for military transport, bombing, and photo reconnaissance. More recently, for civilian use, it has been used for a multitude of jobs including tour services. Flying in a Beech 18 is an experience you will never forget.
1952 De Havilland DHC-2 Beaver
One of the most iconic bush planes ever built, the DHC-2 Beaver was designed and manufactured in Canada and is powered by a 450 HP Pratt & Whitney radial engine. With its high wing design, rugged construction, and ability to operate on wheels, skis, or floats, it quickly earned a reputation as the ultimate workhorse of the wilderness. Known for its vital role in remote operations, it has been used extensively for cargo hauling, passenger transport, and survey missions in some of the most challenging environments on earth. Today, it continues to serve in both commercial and private use, often in sightseeing, fishing, and adventure tourism. Flying in a DHC-2 Beaver is an unforgettable glimpse into true bush flying.