Flightseeing-you can fly over your favorite beach...weigh in required?

The Coastal Living magazine which I adore as I envision my final resting place by the Ocean, easy to clean and oh yes an outdoor shower so that no one including family will track sand through my house. Okay back on topic Flightseeing, Flightseeing is going over a beach a being taken in by what you see. In the March 2010 article Flightseeing is featured and 4 areas are listed:

1) Key West, Florida

2)San Juan Islands Washington

3)Maine Coast

4)Kauai, Hawaii.

Thus far I have only researched the Key West which includes "The Shipwreck Tour over Key West's Fleming Key Channel lasts 18 minutes and costs $140 for two, plenty, of time to take in the string of islands and keys that drip down from Florida's tip Or, go for the eight-minute jaunt at$60 for two Your Pilot-Key West Biplane Tours 877/359/5397 or keywestairtours.com/tours.html-pg. 19 of Coastal Living March 2010

There is a weight requirement 500 lbs between the two passengers, so if you are 280 lbs and your husband brings you over the top one of you won't be going. A person also needs to be able walk up two steps to mount the plane...hmm Mrs. Marci Pavia stated that those with limited ability have taken the ride. I inquired about seating and did they have belt extenders. She ensured that the seat belts were long enough for anyone. This I doubt I would personally purchase a belt extender just so you have your own and you are never stuck somewhere without one if you are going to fly in a city, its nice to have your extender. You can simply google it but look for discounts instead of buying the first one you see. If any of you know of an inexpensive website that sells extender.