Carrying fleet number "315", making its way out of Victoria's Inner Harbour towards the Outer Harbour for take off on another Harbour Air scheduled service.

First delivered to the US Army as U-1A 55-3273 in 1956, this Otter saw service in Vietnam before being rebuilt in Canada as CF-BEU. After service with a range of Canadian operators, it became N81FW on floats with Fresh Water Adventures in 2005 before acquisition by Harbour Air in 2006. That winter they converted it to Vazar DHC-3T standards at Vancouver airport and it joined their growing fleet in 2007 as C-FHAD, initially in the then-current yellow colours but without titles, which weren't added till 2010.

Settling in for landing on the Fraser River

The captain and his Otter are done for the day. Some day this Otter may receive the panorama windows like all the others in the fleet.

Back in service now with the panorama windows, and a fresh coat of paint.

Now wearing the new Harbour Air livery

One of the newest Otters in the growing fleet. Eventually, the Otter would be fitted with their standard panorama windows

In 2007 this Otter joined the Harbour Air fleet as C-FHAD after it was fitted with a PT-6 turbine.