Seaplane operations involve the use of aircraft designed to take off and land on water. These planes are equipped with floats or hulls that allow them to navigate lakes, rivers, and coastal areas. Seaplanes are often used for transportation, tourism, and emergency services, providing access to remote locations where traditional runways are unavailable. Pilots conducting seaplane operations must be trained in specific skills, including water takeoffs and landings. They must also be familiar with maritime regulations and weather conditions that can affect water surfaces. Safety measures are crucial, as operations may involve navigating busy waterways or dealing with changing environmental factors.