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22-08-2007, 20:18
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From Phi Phi by seaplane
I was supposed to go to Phi Phi yesterday with some newly arrived friends, but gave it a miss due to the weather and all. My friends left, however, and had a quite rough boat ride over. This morning they didn’t fancy the slow boat back to Phuket and inquired about alternative methods. They were told they could hire a seaplane for 3K Baht to take them back. They jumped at the idea and had a fantastic journey back.
Anyone else tried? If not, might be a fun thing to do. Just a heads-up that’s all.
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24-08-2007, 12:27
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How safe are the seaplanes in Thailand???
Reason I ask... Just finished working in Alaska and over a month period 3 planes crashed killing most the occupants.... These were passengers on cruise ships. Granted the weather in Alaska is not the best with cloud/fog rain and those mountains geting in their way but if seasoned American Pilots who know the terrain crash how safe are the seaplanes in LOS??
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24-08-2007, 19:59
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What was the third? I know about the one's with Princess and HAL.
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25-08-2007, 19:54
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They run a scheduled service>>>
Phuket Seaplane Services | Destination Air | Fly to Phi Phi, Lanta, Similans
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