 “Is it on the step yet? Faster!” A motorboat acts as a ‘water tug’ to ferry the float planes in and out of the seaplane base. |
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Oshkosh 2001 Image Gallery: <br>Day Four, Picture 31
Key Takeaways:
- The article presents a photo from the Oshkosh 2001 event, focusing on operations at the seaplane base.
- A motorboat is utilized as a "water tug" to assist float planes.
- This "water tug" helps ferry float planes in and out of the seaplane base, potentially aiding them in reaching "on the step" speed.
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