SEAIR S


EAir Flying Tenders® are equipped with retractable and servo- controlled foils which increase comfort like never before, with


surface impacts considerably reduced, less spray, less slamming, and reduced noise. Average cruising speed is increased by at least 20%, with a fuel-saving of around 30%. All this while maintaining all the classic boat features: easy handling, easy docking, and easy beaching. SEAir’s Flying Tenders® are already foiling in France (Brittany and the Mediterranean), Monaco, Sydney and Nouméa,


Dubai and Gustavia. The specs: overall length 8m, beam 3.04m, fully equipped unloaded weight 1970kg, engines 1 x 250HP, a seating capacity for 6 to 8 passengers, with take off speed of 16 knots and ideal operating speeds of 20 to 30 knots and a top speed of 40 knots. Comfort, technology and performance all wrapped in a very nice bundle. For more details Tel: +33 (0)9 72 60 10 84 or visit www.seair-boat.com


SEALEGS S


ealegs is based in Auckland, New Zealand, and founded by local boaties Maurice Bryham


and David McKee Wright. Sealegs pioneered the amphibious marine sector and led the way forward for amphibious boating since the first Sealegs came off the production line in 2004. All Sealegs are proudly designed and made in New Zealand. Using patented amphibious technology, Sealegs amphibious boats drive on land and, with the push of a button, swiftly transform themselves into uncompromised and high performing powerboats on water. No more waiting in queues at boat ramps, no more reversing trailers, no more catching the tides. Over 1500 Sealegs amphibious boats are now spread throughout more than 55 countries around the globe, and now have dedicated offices in the United States and Australia, as well as a wide network of distributors and service agents. The amphibious boats give unparalleled amphibious ability to recreational customers and provide a unique experience for customers in commercial applications. For more details Tel: +64 9 4145542 or visit www.sealegs.com


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