Tag Archives: Bill Lotzer
Flying On Floats Makes For Flying Fun!
by Dave Weiman Published in Midwest Flyer – June/July 2020 issue & June 1981 issue EDITOR’S NOTE: I first published this article in the June 1981 issue of Midwest Flyer Magazine, which describes my experience in getting a “seaplane rating.” … Continue reading
Posted in All Features, Features, Features, June/July 2020, Midwest Seaplane Pilot
Tagged Adventure Seaplanes, Bill Lotzer, Brian Schanche, Cessna 180H amphibian, Dave Weiman, Floatplane, How To Fly Floats, Jim and Carrie Beardsley, Kenosha Aero, Mat Goodman, Midwest Flyer, Seaplane Pilot
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Letter From Ray Perry
Hi Dave: Long time since we did our “crash and splash” poker run at the Eagle River Seaplane Fly-In, Eagle River, Wisconsin. Looking at your masthead, I see that my old high school classmate, Don Winkler, is still on the … Continue reading
EAA’s Beginnings… Curtiss-Wright Field/Timmerman Airport, Milwaukee, Wisconsin
by Harold Mester It was the golden days of aviation: A time when fuel was inexpensive and pilots would take to the skies to relax, have some fun, get a unique perspective of the world, and enjoy some fresh air. … Continue reading
Posted in Airports, All Features, EAA & AirVenture, Features, June/July 2013
Tagged AirVenture, Bill Lotzer, Curtiss-Wright Field, EAA, Experimental Aircraft Association, Gran-Aire, Harold Mester, John Lotzer, Lawrence J. Timmerman, Paul Poberezny, Stanley E. Piasecki, Timmerman Airport, Wittman Regional Airport
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