Entries by Scott Meis

Flying for Science: Âé¶ąAV Air and WDFW’s Midwinter Seabird Survey

On a series of crisp winter mornings in the Pacific Northwest, when the water is glassy and the shoreline feels almost still, a signature Âé¶ąAV Air turbine beaver seaplane lifts off of Lake Washington headed towards the shorelines of Puget Sound. There are no traditional passengers onboard. No phone cameras angled at the skyline. No […]

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Seattle to Bandon Dunes Charter Flight Golf Getaway

When you think of world-class golf, Scotland’s rugged, windswept shores may immediately come to mind. Yet, just a few hours south of Seattle, another slice of golf paradise awaits. Tucked along the stunning Oregon coast, Bandon Dunes Resort is a golf lover’s dream come true. With its seven unique links-style courses, each with its own […]

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A Luxe Weekend in Tofino, BC at the Wickaninnish Inn

Nestled on the edge of Vancouver Island’s wild, rugged coast, Tofino, BC is a haven for adventurers and those seeking serenity. With its towering rainforests, pristine beaches, and laid-back vibe, it’s the perfect destination for a long weekend escape from Seattle. Fold in a stay at the luxurious award-winning Wickaninnish Inn and your experience becomes […]

Wings + Woven: The Must-Do Summer Adventure in Tacoma, WA

When summer hits the South Sound, Tacoma comes alive. From waterfront trails to skyline views, indie eats to stunning waterfront dining destinations. And what better way cap your perfect day in T-Town by taking to the sky with a scenic seaplane adventure. Introducing Wings + Woven – a dream day trip built for adventurers, food […]

Volcanoes Scenic Flight Tour with Âé¶ąAV Air

There are landscapes that move you, and then there are landscapes that reshape the very definition of awe. The Pacific Northwest is home to the latter—wild and raw places where fire, ice, and time have sculpted a topography so dramatic, it feels almost mythological. Nowhere is this more evident than in the glacier-laced crown of […]

Where to Dock When You Cruise the Salish Sea

There are hundreds of islands in Puget Sound, the San Juans, and Canada. The Straits of Juan De Fuca divide Washington from Vancouver Island, Canada and connect to the Pacific Ocean 60 miles west. The islands form a protected inland arm of the ocean that covers over 1,000 square miles called the Salish Sea. Astounding […]