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Florida company buys AirCam

By General Aviation News Staff · December 8, 2005 ·

Float Planes and Amphibs (FPNA) of Sebring, Fla., has acquired Leza AirCam.

“We are fully committed to continuing and further enhancing the production of all Leza aircraft, specifically the Drifter, AirCam and Flightstar,” said Shawn Okun of FPNA. “Our immediate plans are to introduce an updated version of the AirCam.”

Options will include an enclosed cabin and floats or amphibious gear.

AirCam designer Antonio Leza, who is retiring, said, “We are very pleased to know that FPNA will continue to proceed with ‘business as usual.'”

For more information: 863-655-3770.

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