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Many Agriculture Drones are hitting the market. This is just one of many being manufactured and delivered this year. https://www.guardian.ag/evtol

That's totally cool, you guys one-upped me :cool: All the commercial planes in this 2004 picture have Synthetic Vision. I'm not sure I would want an Auto-Land in a Seaplane. Yes, AGATE was the program that led to the Alaskan Capstone Program and I was part of the Phase II implementation...

First I want to thank @Velocity173 , @Bell206 and @Doc Holliday for staying in a civil conversation. I'm trying to keep this conversation as informational as possible because it's serious to me. If I'm wrong about the rate this technology is progressing that's alright :thumbsup: . I'm planning...

That is exactly what the problem is: No One Is Replacing The Aging Aircraft. Nearly a million dollars for a new four place aircraft. With maintenance and insurance it's even wor$e. What we call the 'Personal General Aviation Aircraft' is not getting much support now and the support will be...

Many questions are answered in this short news video:

That's why I'm keeping the readers of POA apprised of what is happening now. You don't have to hold your breath anymore. The cat's out of the bag. There's dozen of companies around the world releasing UAV passenger carrying aircraft, now. Many countries make it very difficult to sue everyone for...

Doc, The bigger take-away from these articles that I'm posting is the coming of a new era in Aviation. Unfortunately, the new era is not including us... 'the pilot'.

https://www.ehang.com/news/1045.html That's about $350,000.00 US Dollars.

You should get to know these folks also if you're wanting an AA-5. https://www.aya.org/

Twenty years ago this system was installed in most commercial aircraft in Alaska. The accident rate dropped off radically. Keep flying round gauges if you're more comfortable with them. Me?, I'd much rather just not hit anything with whatever technology is available.

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I want to give a plug for my friends in Arlington,WA. They do fly from the San Juan Islands to everywhere everyday. https://www.point2pointair.com/index.php

I understand what you are saying about the existing widely known technology and the capabilities of that technology. Although, my experience last year with the latest A.I. Flight Operating Systems are truly amazing. I just post the press releases because no one would believe what's happening if...

REE Full-By-Wire truck chassis design press release January 11, 2024: REE Completes U.S. Certification of Full-by-Wire Vehicles and Begins Customer Deliveries of its P7-C Electric Truck

I kinda do the same thing in my 76 Chevy pickup with an AM/FM Cassette player and this $20 FM Transmitter. The FM Transmitter allows Bluetooth phone calls and music from the phone over the vehicle speakers. Most of the time I just listen to the Micro SD Card loaded with music...

Thanks for clearing the pay schedule up for me.:confused: I don't think I'm the best of the best anyway so Alaska Seaplanes will never hire me anyway.:cool:

So, the $1000/day job is just a carrot? If you don't already work at that company the big pay isn't going to happen for an outside pilot. Sounds like anyone reading this thread that wants an Alaska job will start under $500/day. Who else is advertising for pilots in Alaska?

I see that a company in Southeast Alaska that is offering $425 - $700/day on their website: https://www.flyalaskaseaplanes.com/working-with-us/pilot-careers/ If the other companies are offering $1000/day why would someone work for this company?