Why You Should Consider Scattering Cremated Remains At Sea By Airplane.
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5 reasons why it is better to scatter cremated remains at sea by airplane than by boat
Family and friends only need to drive to the viewing location when witnessing a scattering of cremated remains at sea by airplane. The event can be witnessed from locations such as a pier or a beach.
No need to charter a boat and go out to sea. Family members can return at any time to the scattering location to remember their loved one.
Chartering a boat can get more expensive for larger groups, and there is a limit to how many people can be on board. There is no limit to the number of people who can participate in witnessing a scattering by airplane.
We will schedule a day and time to be overhead. We circle twice and then release the cremated remains are released from the airplane in full view of all those in attendance. Boat scatterings can take up the majority of a day. When scattering by airplane, you have the luxury of spending more time with those in attendance, and you can continue the memorial after the scattering. Families may also chose to gather at a restaurant before or after the scattering.
Some people cannot be on a boat without getting sick. When scattering cremated remains by airplane and witnessing from the ground, everyone in attendance is standing firmly on the shore, pier, or bluff to witness the release over the ocean.