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There is an old saying about floatplane start-ups (and I am painfully familiar with the reality) "You can't fly the airplane until you equal its weight in paperwork". The boys have some tough sledding ahead in just licensing, permits, authorizations, etc. and that's before getting started on constructing all manner of passenger handling and maintenance facilities in multiple locations. This all needs close to complete before you start shopping for pilots, mechanics airplanes and various support staff. Oh, and before you start anything, you better have a staff of people that really know what they are doing to get this all going and have a budget in place to support it all. Best of luck.
When they will start to operate? I'm gonna be one of their first clients for sure:)