Lynn Lake Air
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hydraulic fluid
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North Shore
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Re: Lynn Lake Air
Think that they shut down the Navajo side of things, but may still have the floatplanes.. I know that we hired one of their 'ho pilots in YTH..
Say, what's that mountain goat doing up here in the mist?
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Ass, Licence, Job. In that order.
Happiness is V1 at Thompson!
Ass, Licence, Job. In that order.
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seniorpumpkin
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Re: Lynn Lake Air
It's true, the float planes will still be flying for the lodge on a seasonal basis. The Navajo operation is no more.
It's pretty sad if you ask me, they ran a great show, treated their employees really well, and were very well liked by their customers. It was a tough decision and I think it was based on lots of things. One thing being some bad luck with their bush hawk, and the other big thing was new maintenance paperwork requirements that are coming into force in the near future. I think it was just getting to the point where it wasn't really worth all the work any more.
I will always have some fond memories of my time there and I wish everyone who worked with them the best of luck!
It's pretty sad if you ask me, they ran a great show, treated their employees really well, and were very well liked by their customers. It was a tough decision and I think it was based on lots of things. One thing being some bad luck with their bush hawk, and the other big thing was new maintenance paperwork requirements that are coming into force in the near future. I think it was just getting to the point where it wasn't really worth all the work any more.
I will always have some fond memories of my time there and I wish everyone who worked with them the best of luck!
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King of Obsolete
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Re: Lynn Lake Air
sorry to hear, like you say great bunch of guys. i have used them to fly on this adventure out of the KINGDOM
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