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Progressive Aerodyne designed and supplies the SeaRey series, arguably the most celebrated of all light seaplanes in America. A close community of hundreds of owners offers camaraderie few other brands can match.

Progressive Aerodyne is one of the original suppliers of light, sporting aircraft, dating back 15 years, well before the emergence of this newest segment of aviation. That gives this Florida-based company experience not only in the production of light aircraft but with American consumers. Most other seaplanes in this sector are imported and while they may be fine flying machines, none can match the all-American nature of Progressive Aerodyne's SeaRey LSX and SeaRey Sport. The LSX is the ELSA kit version and the Sport is the new fully-built SLSA model.

The company success in the market is notable, with almost 500 units flying, but numbers alone don't communicate the passion of this brand and its principle model. SeaRey pilots compose one of the tightest communities imaginable. Those who've built their own kit are unusually willing to help one another. And after completion, they enjoy flying together and socializing together in a way other brands can only hope to foster. Ask a SeaRey pilot yourself and you'll quickly get the message; it's almost a religion.

Being part of the SeaRey group is great (and rare) but the reasons for the passion of its many owners are the flying qualities and well-proven nature of this veteran design which has evolved steadily from its two-stroke engine days to the modern version powered by the four-stroke Rotax 912S. Whether you love flying to a neighboring lake to visit friends or you care to venture out a few states, SeaRey LSX will get you to your destination in style.

Progressive Aerodyne

Web Site:	www.searey.com
eMail:	sales@searey.com
Address:	3801 State Road 19
City:	Tavares, FL 32778 USA
Phone:	(407) 902-9164 (352) 253-0108
Fax:	(352) 253-0110

List of Aircraft and Article links

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		SPLOG New SeaRey Factory at "Seaplane City" Tavares, FL, 06/04/2010 SPLOG begins: Recently, I blogged about a Tennessee town that welcomed Skykits from Canada, providing a brand-new facility for them to use. A town in Florida also saw the potential of a light aircraft manufacturer and had a new building with lake access available.
		SPLOG SeaRey Reports Superb Oshkosh; Who Will Get #100?, 09/01/2009 SPLOG begins: We sit on the edge of hitting triple digits of Special Light-Sport Aircraft. Just before Oshkosh started, Van's Aircraft announced their RV-12 qualified for SLSA airworthiness (which also allows the Oregon company to sell ELSA kits). People have started
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	$8.95	SeaRey LSX (10/09) "New SeaRey: Popular Amphib Goes LSA" by Dan Johnson. Published in Light Sport and Ultralight Flying, October, 2009. Pilot Report begins: Let's be honest. We're into flying because we enjoy the experience, right? Flying light, sporting aircraft is not about flying to work or transporting goods or people. And if enjoyment is the main flying goal, then seaplanes are a big part of that pleasure. Of the LSA-qualified seaplanes covered this year (FPNA Cape Town A- 22 and Airmax SeaMax), the SeaRey is more familiar to readers of Light Sport and Ultralight Flying magazine and more affordable. The SeaRey is familiar because of its past in
		SPLOG New SeaRey Factory at "Seaplane City" Tavares, FL, 06/04/2010 SPLOG begins: Recently, I blogged about a Tennessee town that welcomed Skykits from Canada, providing a brand-new facility for them to use. A town in Florida also saw the potential of a light aircraft manufacturer and had a new building with lake access available.
		SPLOG Lower-Priced LSA Coming to Sun 'n Fun, 04/03/2010 SPLOG begins: After a tough winter in most parts of the USA, spring evidently arrived early with 80-degree temperatures as far north as Minnesota... all before Sun 'n Fun. More good news: After its coldest winter since the early 1980s Florida is extremely pleasant
		SPLOG SeaRey Reports Superb Oshkosh; Who Will Get #100?, 09/01/2009 SPLOG begins: We sit on the edge of hitting triple digits of Special Light-Sport Aircraft. Just before Oshkosh started, Van's Aircraft announced their RV-12 qualified for SLSA airworthiness (which also allows the Oregon company to sell ELSA kits). People have started
		SPLOG SeaRey LSX; Popular U.S. Seaplane Launching SLSA, 04/10/2009 SPLOG begins: Seaplane enthusiasts comprise a niche of American aviation but are some of the most passionate of all powered aircraft pilots. Among these, owners of almost 500 SeaRey aircraft belong to one of the tightest knit communities I've seen. Kerry and Wayne
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		Progressive Aerodyne -- SeaRey SeaRey from Progressive Aerodyne is an all-American amphibian in the Light-Sport Aircraft segment. The U.S.-manufactured entry may follow several foreign designs, but is no newcomer. More than 400 flying aircraft worldwide have been created by home builders in a tight-knit community. SeaRey will be available as a fully-built SLSA soon.
	$4.95	Pro. Aerodyne SeaRey (08/96) "SeaRey... American-Made Amphibian" by Dan Johnson. Published in Volare, June, 1996. Pilot Report begins: SeaRey Sets a New Standard for Floatplanes Many pilots who have flown in water-borne aircraft believe this is the finest and most enjoyable flying one can do. If that statement holds water (is true), then the beautiful SeaRey amphibian from Florida-based Progressive Aerodyne should be one of the most desirable aircraft you can buy. Pilots have spoken with their money. Since it arrived on the market in 1992, the SeaRey has sold in increasing numbers each year. Three years of Progressive Aerodyne history
		SPLOG New SeaRey Factory at "Seaplane City" Tavares, FL, 06/04/2010 SPLOG begins: Recently, I blogged about a Tennessee town that welcomed Skykits from Canada, providing a brand-new facility for them to use. A town in Florida also saw the potential of a light aircraft manufacturer and had a new building with lake access available.

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