Our Aircraft

Seair Pacific is a Civil Aviation Safety Authority approved air transport charter operator.

Seair has a long established reputation for providing safe and professional aircraft charter. Seair makes Aircraft Charter easy, we go where you want, when you want.

Seair owns and operates a fleet of modern turbo prop aircraft, based at Coolangatta Airport on Queensland's Gold Coast. Our Cessna Caravans can be converted to floats with 24 hours notice.

#Aircraft ModelPassenger Seats
4Cessna Caravans12 to 13 seats
4Brtten Norman Islanders 9 seats
1Amphibian Cessna Caravan10 seats

 

 

Aircraft Safety

AIRCRAFT SAFETY

At Seair Pacific, we believe that safe aircraft charter flights start from the ground up. Seair has its own engineering crew based at Coolangatta Airport to ensure that the aircraft are maintained to the highest possible standard. We also employ full time powerplant mechanics to ensure the highest quality of service. 

Our aircraft turbine engines are equipped with up to date computerised engine trend monitoring equipment to provide accurate forecasting and to allow longer operating TBO on condition. All of our Cessna Caravans are equipped with autopilots, the latest enhanced GPWS, pictorial display GPS and full colour weather radar.

We are extremely proud of our safety record with charter aircraft.

 


Our Pilots

OUR PILOTS

Seair Pacific has a staff of highly experienced and professional pilots. All of our pilots hold CASA commercial pilot endorsements and go through rigorous flight checks throughout the year, conducted by Peter Gash, Managing Director and Chief Pilot together with his team of highly experienced training and checking captains.

Our pilots have extensive experience in charter operations. 

 

Our Engineers

OUR ENGINEERS

Seair has its own engineering crew based at Coolangatta Airport to ensure that the aircraft are maintained to the highest possible standard. We also employ a full time powerplant mechanic to ensure the highest quality of service.

Seair is committed to training and developing young engineer's careers and regularly employ apprentice aircraft engineers, introducing them into the exciting world of aviation maintenance.