Land And Sea Aviation Alaska
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Trainings
- Private pilot
- Instrument rating
- Commercial pilot
- Multi engine land rating
- Tailwheel endorsement
- Flight instructor
- CFII
- MEI
- Seaplane training
- Discovery flight
Aircrafts
- Cessna 172S NAV III NXi
- Cessna 172P ER
- Cessna 172N
- Cessna 172P
- Cessna 152 II
- Beechcraft BE-76
- Cessna 170B
- Piper Navajo
Aircraft types
- Part 61
- Part 141
- Single engine
- Multi engine
- Tailwheel
- Complex
- TAA
- VFR
- IFR
Brief description Land And Sea Aviation Alaska
Land and Sea Aviation Alaska is a flight school in Anchorage that offers Part 61 and Part 141 training, from private pilot through commercial, instrument, multi engine, CFI, CFII, and MEI. The school also offers tailwheel endorsement, seaplane training, discovery flights, aircraft rental, scenic flights, and charter services, as well as access to a FAA approved PSI testing center for written exams.
Based in Anchorage, the fleet includes Cessna 172, a Cessna 152, Beechcraft BE-76 Duchess, Cessna 170B, and Piper Navajo aircraft used for training and rental.
Frequently Asked Questions
Where is Land and Sea Aviation Alaska located?
Land and Sea Aviation Alaska is located at 2400 E 5th Ave, Anchorage, AK 99501, United States. The school is based in Anchorage, and its website also notes access to Campbell Lake for seaplane training. It operates in the southcentral Alaska region, with training and rentals centered in Anchorage.
What licenses and training programs does Land and Sea Aviation Alaska offer?
Land and Sea Aviation Alaska offers Part 61 and Part 141 training from Private Pilot through Commercial, Instrument Rating, Multi-Engine Land Rating, Flight Instructor, CFII, and MEI. It also provides Tailwheel Endorsement, Seaplane Training, and Discovery Flights. In addition, the school has FAA-approved PSI written test center access.
How much does flight training at Land and Sea Aviation Alaska cost?
The school does not publish full package pricing for every course on the main pages, so you should contact them for current training rates. For reference, FAA-approved pilot schools often require fewer hours than non-approved schools, and costs for private pilot training in Alaska can vary widely based on aircraft, instructor time, and weather. Land and Sea Aviation Alaska does list some rental rates and notes that some training charts do not include checkride fees or extra time needed to meet FAA minimums.
What aircraft does Land and Sea Aviation Alaska use for training?
Its fleet includes Cessna 172S NAV III NXi, Cessna 172P ER, Cessna 172N, Cessna 172P, Cessna 152 II, Beechcraft BE-76, Cessna 170B, and Piper Navajo aircraft. These aircraft support single-engine, multi-engine, tailwheel, VFR, IFR, and complex training. The school also uses aircraft such as the Cessna 172 or Piper PA28 for CFI training.
Does Land and Sea Aviation Alaska offer seaplane training and air tours?
Yes. Seaplane training is one of the school’s listed programs, and its website says it is based on Campbell Lake in Anchorage, which is well suited for water operations. The school also offers air tours and charter services, with pricing available on request.
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