Photos of Lake Hood Seaplane Base Airport

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- Alaska Aviation Heritage Museum, fascinating exhibits indoors and out. - by Doug Robertson
Doug Robertson
- Alaska Aviation Heritage Museum, fascinating exhibits indoors and out. - by Doug Robertson
Doug Robertson
- Japanese Bus Tour-Seaplane viewing and photography on a wet, but flyable day. Tourist getting one last shot. - by Doug Robertson
Doug Robertson
- Japanese Bus Tour-Seaplane viewing and photography on a wet, but flyable day - by Doug Robertson
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- Rust's Flying Service with N4361A Super Cub of K2 Aviation (sister company). Providing Alaska Flightseeing since 1963. - by Doug Robertson
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- Lake Hood SPB Safety Rules - by Doug Robertson
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- Float planes at Lake Hood SPB, taken from DHC-2 Beaver floatplane N4444Z enroute to LHD for landing. Diagonal blur is copilot's down window edge. - by Doug Robertson
Doug Robertson
- Lake Hood SPB, Anchorage Int'l Airport ANC in background-taken from DHC-2 Beaver float plane N4444Z enroute to LHD - by Doug Robertson
Doug Robertson
- Lake Hood SPB taken above ANC Anchorage Int'l Airport from DHC-2 Beaver float plane N4444Z enroute to LHD - by Doug Robertson
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- Moored seaplanes in weedy water - by Doug Robertson
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- Lake Hood SPB's water weed cutter/scooper keeping busy clearing taxi lanes-scooper raised - by Doug Robertson
Doug Robertson
- Lake Hood SPB's water weed cutter/scooper at work keeping clear taxi lanes - by Doug Robertson
Doug Robertson
- E-W 4,540' X 188' fresh water takeoff/landing lane-looking eastward - by Doug Robertson
Doug Robertson
- E-W 4,540' X 188' fresh water takeoff/landing lane-looking westward - by Doug Robertson
Doug Robertson
- Lighted windsock for E-W 4,540' X 188' fresh water landing lane-at east end - by Doug Robertson
Doug Robertson
- Photographer's viewing area adjacent E-W 4,540' X 188' fresh water takeoff/landing lane; benches including pontoon float bench are memorials to deceased aviators - by Doug Robertson
Doug Robertson
- Lake Hood SPB taken from Alaska Airlines B737-700 at altitude looking southwest by south. Knik Arm in foreground. Based aircraft-781, 760 single engine, 21 multi-engine. 190 average operations/day. August 2004 to August 2005 figures. - by Doug Robertson
Doug Robertson
- Orange balls mark low wires on approach to water landing - by Doug Robertson
Doug Robertson
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