A Canadian seaplane airline says it has the only functional fully electric seaplane in the world. The company brought it to EAA, but has yet to receive FAA clearance to fly it in the USA.

In November, Canadian seaplane airline Harbour Air is adding its first "wheeled" service using a De Havilland Twin Otter. SimpleFlying. Harbour Air Adds Wheels For Twin Otter Vancouver Flights.

Running alongside Boeing, NASA and Uber in the race to launch electric planes is a small Canadian airline that has installed an electric motor on a 63-year-old seaplane. This month, Harbour Air ...

Modified Harbour Air planes will compose the world's first completely electric commercial seaplane fleet. ... "In 2018, 75 percent of worldwide airline flights were 1,000 miles or less in range.

Harbour Air has been busy beavering away on the world’s first commercial electric seaplane. The Canadian outfit announced this week that the retrofitted DHC-2 de Havilland Beaver completed its ...

North America’s largest seaplane airline announced the launch of its first-ever wheeled flight service between Vancouver International Airport and Victoria International Airport in Canada.

Airline Poster, c. 1969 This week’s Smithsonian Snapshot marks the start of summer with this 1969 airline poster. The Smithsonian’s National Air and Space Museum’s collection of more than 1,300 ...

Harbour Air, North America's largest seaplane airline, is excited to announce the upcoming rollout of their first-ever wheeled flight service between Vancouver International Airport's (YVR) South ...

The seaplane airline was founded in 2009 by Ceravolo, who was desperate to return to the water and flight after his 14-year career in the Navy. The twice-deployed pilot started Tropic Ocean to ...