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Short-lived internal air service. These photos were taken during one the first official flight, in May 1980.
Sea Bee Air, just after landing
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Sea Bee Air Pilot
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Sea plane hangar, with plane
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First Flight Cover, May 1979
Last Fight Cover, July 1983
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 | Now, i see. I had no clues as to what you were talking about,haha! It went right over my head like a Sea Bee,hahaha! So, what happen to them?. |
 | l0m1 wrote on Sep 20, '06 The first plane I ever flew on. I was baby then, don't remember a thing but my mom and dad told me about it, and they showed me pictures too. |
| l0m1 wrote on Sep 20, '06 Ah the hangar (or hega as we refer to it hehe). It's still standing, but I have no idea whats in it or even if its being used for anything. |
| l0m1 wrote on Sep 20, '06 Btw, who came up with the name Sea Bee Air anyway? |
 | sepmaatusi wrote on Sep 20, '06, edited on Sep 20, '06 Oh my...that was the first plan I ever flew on too when I was 7 i think! it brings back the memories...thanx brc58 for sharing! |
 | brc58 wrote on Sep 21, '06  Btw, who came up with the name Sea Bee Air anyway?  I think Sea Bee Air was the N.Z. company that the Grumman Goose aircraft was leased from. I know it was financed by the U.K. Then they stopped funding it a few years later. :(
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 | OMG, thanks brian for sharing. At last i know what people nowadays refer to as "hega"...haha. I always thought it's a tuvaluan-made-up-word for that place!Thanks for straightening my vocab!haha. Hangar...hangar...hangar...not spelt hega, hega, hega...lol |
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| brc58 wrote on Oct 4, '06 ( I have somewhere in my trunks the photos of the soccer players helping out after such a belly landing) If you can get some of those photos scanned, they would make a great addition to this page! |
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