FLYING OPTIONS
Flights can be for one or two passengers in the Biplane, or up to three depending on size in the 172, and last between 20 minutes and an hour. You can fly north over the historic Oregon coastal towns of Siletz Bay, Lincoln City, Neskowin, and Pacific City. This route can include Three Rocks, Cascade Head, Nestucca Bay, and Sand Lake. Or choose a Southern Route that can include Boiler Bay, Depoe Bay, Whale Cove, Yaquina Head lighthouse, Yaquina Bay, and Seal Rock.
ABOUT
Dana’s passion for aviation was brought on and encouraged by his father Rod Anders (aka Ramblin’ Rod local children’s television host.) Just like his father, Dana got his pilots license at an early age , and now holds numerous other licenses and certificates like Commercial pilot, Complex, High Performance, Tailwheel, and Float rating. He is also a certified Airplane Mechanic and licensed Inspector, (A&P, IA). In 1998 when Dana and his father found the 1929 Travel Air they purchased it and started the exciting ground up restoration with big dreams and plans of Barnstorming! Sadly Rod past away before it was completed. Dana, along with his wife Tami, 3 children and a few friends with necessary qualifications continued working on the project and in July of 2008 the Barnstorming dream came to life, and Dana flew the Travel Air for the first time in 70 yrs. For the past 13 years now they have been offering tours around the Pacific Northwest. In the summer months the Travel Air can be found on the Oregon Coast at the Siletz Bay State Airport (between Lincoln City and Depoe Bay).
Hours
Monday—Sunday: Please call hours vary
(Weather Permitting)
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