Fort Walton Beach is on the northern-most part of the Gulf of Mexico in between Pensacola and Panama City.
The closest regional airports are:
Fort Walton Beach KVPS (15 minutes)
Pensacola KPNS (60 minutes)
Panama City KECP International (75 minutes)
The closest international airports are:
New Orleans (4 hours)
Atlanta (5 hours)
Jacksonville (5 hours)
Orlando (6 hours)
Tampa (6.5 hours)
You will find the most international flights into Atlanta and Orlando. There are many connecting flights from Atlanta to Fort Walton Beach. From Orlando you would rent a car and drive.
You have a lot of info but I could not find anything on price let me know what they cost pleas
We have new and used trikes available, with and without floats. New ones with options can be $70,000 and we have used ones down to $6000. New price list attached. For used ones, let me know your wants and approximate budget and I will send you ones that fit. One vs two seats, land only, water only or amphibious. Look for an email from mike@AirtimeAircraft.com. In it I attached a current price list.
Lowest Price for, used 2 Seat’er, Amphibious.
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Hi Robert
Lowest priced two-seaters with Rotax 912 4-cylinder 4-stroke engines are in the $40k range and lowest priced two-seaters with Rotax 582 2-cylinder 2-stroke engines are in the $20k range.
Michael Percy
850 974 5483
Can you send me a current price list for new cygnet
Hello, I’m from Mexico and I’m interested in buying a 2-seat amphibious, with trailer, I’d like you to give me a cost of one used and the cost of a new one, and I also need to know if the regulations that mention the FAA are international or are they only for the USA
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Hi Jorge
We have a used one with Rotax 912 100hp for $48,000 and one with Rotax 582 for $28,000.
The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) is a US entity so its regulations only apply in the US. However, most other countries have adopted rules very similar to the FAA regulations so in many ways flying works the same or at least very similar in different countries. Much like driving a car is almost the same in most countries, with only minor differences.