Seaplane Pilots Association Australia

 

 

 

Seaplane Operations

Sustainable and safe seaplane operations require knowledge of both aviation and boating rules in the waterways and areas operators are using.

The SPAA has developed an extensive network of local knowledge through decades of contribution of members. This knowledge is available to all seaplane operators and we encourage you to contact us prior to operating in a waterway you're unfamiliar with.

Due to a mapping supplier to this website going out of business (Frappr.com) this facility is currently not active. We intend to revive it once we've established a new mapping facility

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Further Information on Seaplane Operations

NSW                    

NSW Coastal and Sydney Harbour
Rob Loneragan
see Contact page for contact details

Sydney Harbour - Click here to download information on operating in R405

Snowy Mountains Lakes

(currently vacant)

VIC

Jack Peters
see Contact page for contact details

Doug Thomas

see Contact page for contact details

QLD

Kevin Bowe
see Contact page for contact details

Perry Taylor

see Contact page for contact details

SA

Ross Vining (Editor of the On The Step newsletter & SA Co-ordinator)
see Contact page for contact details

TAS (Including Hydro Dams)

Kyle Gardner
see Contact page for contact details

WA

Craig Muir
see Contact page for contact details

ACT

Currently vacant

 

Additional Resources

It is vital that all seaplane operators are aware of their responsibilities and the consequences of their actions. These are outlined in the Seaplane Code of Conduct (see Home page).