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Republic Seabee flying in formation
? Republic Aviation Corp.
Welcome to Simuflight.  We have been building, maintaining and restoring Republic Seabee's for over thirty years.

Simuflight is a family owned company, founded by Joe McHugh, to provide services for the Republic Seabee (RC3).  We are the primary supplier of Seabee parts and kits to modify, maintain and restore your Seabee and the only dedicated Seabee maintenance base.

  • Seabee Maintenance - Simuflight can accommodate annuals, repairing damage or anything else that needs to be done to your Seabee.  Regardless of your Seabee's modifications we will work to keep it flying.
    For Seabee's that can't get to our Fallon, Nevada maintenance base we have a traveling Seabee expert to maintain, repair and restore Seabees.

  • Repblic Seabee on the water in formation
    ? Republic Aviation Corp.
    Restoration - Putting a Seabee back into the air is our passion.  We can restore a Seabee to the original aircraft or turn it into a Superbee with all our Simuflight modifications.

  • Parts - We have the largest Seabee parts inventory in the world.  Our parts have been restored to thier original condition or have been manufactured from the original Seabee drawings and specifications.

  • Kits -  We provide 14 STC'd kits for the Seabee from engine conversions to upgraded brakes.  In addition to our STC'd kits we also offer a number of non-STC'd kits to upgrade your Seabee.
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Help Extend or Eliminate Hartzell AD97-18-2

Henry Ruzakowski and and Brian VanWagnen  are compiling data on the results of inspections on Hartzell X, V series propellers, in order to petition the FAA to provide relief on the repetitive inspection requirements.  Brian has met with the FAA and was told that if he could provide data that shows that these propellers were holding up well during the repetitive inspections, they would increase the interval between repetitive inspections. Please download and fill out the form they have provided, and mail a paper copy of it, along with copies of yellow tags & invoices you may have to the address provided on the form.  Brian will be collecting the data and sending it to the FAA in written form.

You may contact Brian VanWagnen with any questions at (517) 764-4193, or e-mail.

 
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