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Seair Technologies, Inc.'s first product is the Seair Flying Boat. It has been in production for over a year, and has been featured in television and magazines.

This page contains our brochure information, plus a Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) List. This page plus the Specifications page should answer most Flying Boat questions. If you have other questions, feel free to contact us.


Seair Flying Boat Photo Images
	This is the Seair landing with the Northwing Mustang II 19 meter strutted wing. This wing can be folded up and left on the boat when it is being launched or removed from the water. High Resolution (1.1Meg) Low Resolution (29K)
	And here's what the boat looks like when it's launching with the wing folded up on top of the boat. This is actually a picture of the Seair being launched at the Kankakee River on a beautiful summer day. High Resolution (441K) Low Resolution (30K)
	Here's another shot of the Seair with the strutted wing, landing with a passenger. High Resolution (1.0Meg) Low Resolution (36K)
	It's the Seair Airboat! This is a great shot of the Seair as without the wing, running on the river as an 'air' boat. These work great in shallow waters. High Resolution (779K) Low Resolution (67K)
	This is another shot of the Flying Boat scooting up the river without the wing on it. Depending on how rough the water is, it can zoom accross the water at about 30mph. Low Resolution (62K)
	This shot shows the Seair flying away, but with the new 19 meter wing. Notice the lack of a kingpost - that is one of the features of the strutted wing. Our pilot looks very relaxed in this shot! High Resolution (300K) Low Resolution (18K)
	Here's a close where you can see the Seair's new instrument pod at the front of the boat. The bright yellow pod is much easier to read. The Seair also has a new gas tank gauge that is mounted directly on the tank for easier and more accurate readings. High Resolution (554K) Low Resolution (44K)
	A beautiful landing on the Kankakee River in Illinois. High Resolution (1.6 Meg) Low Resolution (55K)
	If you look at the larger version of this image, you will see a picture of Ed pulling up his rudder by hand, and an alligator watching him. The alligator is kind of hard to see, but it's really there. This is from Sun 'N' Fun in Lakeland Florida, in 2000. This is the reason we designed the new retractable rudder! High Resolution (269K) Low Resolution (37K)
	Here's a fun shot of the Seair, tied up at the back of our 25' Maxxum Boat. It's a fun afternoon when we can take the big boat and the flying boat out. High Resolution (270K) Low Resolution (45K)
	This is what happens when you fly at a busy lake on a busy day. The boat was really far away, but the perspective makes it look closer than it really was. Everyone wants to come and see the Flying Boat! High Resolution (410K) Low Resolution (26K)

	This is a great shot of Ed landing with a passenger. This was a dead-stick landing (with the engine turned off). You can see the propeller blade not moving as they land engine off! This was a very windy day, and it was perfect for a nice 'touch-then-start-the-engine-and-go' flight. High Resolution (864k) Low Resolution (24K)
	Here's the Seair with the 17.5 meter (no struts) wing. This wing is is not standard, but can be available upon customer request. High Resolution (85K) Low Resolution (13K)
	Here's Ed with a student pilot. This shot shows the guys hooking up their on-board radios. You can also see the life preservers that we always fly with. Safety is always #1. High Resolution (303k) Low Resolution (155K)
	This is a cool shot of the Seair on the beach with the morning mist showing over the top of the wing. Early morning flights are best since the winds are the calmest. Although the Seair will do great in breezes, it's the most fun for the passengers if the winds are calm, so most of our student lessons are early morning flights. High Resolution (327K) Low Resolution (65K)
	Another 'wild blue yonder' picture. High Resolution (228K) Low Resolution (17K)
	This is flying at Lake Sammamish, Washington (just east of Seattle). This is a beautiful lake to fly, with a lot of mansions surrounding the lake, and Mt. Rainier in the distance at the end of the lake. This was a perfect flying day! Hot, sunny, and breezy! High Resolution (1.1Meg) Low Resolution (34K)
	Flying with a student. This lesson was actually a gift for Father's day from a friend of ours to his dad. His dad barely stopped smiling the whole trip! High Resolution (75K) Low Resolution (33K)
	This is an awesome landing shot. Look at the cool pattern left in the spray of the rudder! High Resolution (1.2Meg) Low Resolution (51K)
	Here's a nice scene with the Seair taking off into the setting sun. High Resolution (331K) Low Resolution (26K)
	Look at this blue sky!!! This is a customer taking a flight in his brand new Seair. High Resolution (485K) Low Resolution (70K)
	This shot shows the Seair flying in the air, and another Seair flying down the river. High Resolution (274K) Low Resolution (64K)
	The Seair Flying Boat was featured twice on NBC's 'The Today Show'. Here is a picture of Corey Greenburg (the gadget guy) explaining to Matt Lauer about why the Seair Flying Boat is the COOLEST Father's Day present! High Resolution (69K) Low Resolution (22K)
	Okay, we had to include this for historical reference. Our first 'promotional' effort from several years ago was getting the Seair featured in an episode of Baywatch! You can still catch this episodes in reruns occasionally. Low Resolution (48K)