This 1981 Navajo was previously N800SA 1999 - 2004. It was registered to Superior Airways in May 2004. Although yet to be cancelled from the Canadian Register at the time of uploading, the aircraft appears to be a source of / a place to store parts and hasn't flown for some time.

Imported in 2003 for Superior Airways and still Sioux Lookout/ON based with that operator in 2023.

Being pushed back to take up position at the end of a row of three Superior Airways Navajos lined up in front of their hangar at Red Lake Airport.

One of three Superior Airways Navajos, each in a different main colour, lined up in a row in front of their hangar at Red Lake Airport. Six months later, on 8 January 2010, while on a flight from Red Lake with 14 on board, landed at Bloodvein River Airport, Manitoba, with the undercarriage still retracted. No injuries. Airframe substantially damaged.

One of three Superior Airways Navajos, each in a different main colour, lined up in a row in front of their hangar at Red Lake Airport.

Settled on one of the helipads at Armstrong Fire Attack Base. Carrying Superior titles and the bombing number "10", contracted for the summer wildfire fighting season.

At a remote Red Lake inlet dock.

This aircraft was landed at this airport without lowering the float wheels 17 August 2013.