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www.SubAviators.com Super Aviator demonstrates THE "BREACH" rocketing from 135 feet underwater and breaking the surface wing-tips-high!

www.SubAviators.com Sub Aviators puts the revolutionary new technology of underwater flight to test with the flying winged submersible "Super Aviator". This footage was captured 5 miles offshore of the island of Maui on the backside of the volcano Molokini Crater.

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O R C A S U B : Generation II

www.SubAviators.com A flying submersible that can also stop, hover, pivot and reverse? Watch and see from safety diver Tim Tarry's point of view, as he catches all the action while underwater cinematographer Jason Sturgis films the Super Aviator submersible being put through its paces by SAS pilot, John Lewis and co-pilot Bob Williams.

www.SubAviators.com Scientific field researcher, John Englander, joins Sub Aviator's underwater flight expeditionary team in search of ancient sea levels hundreds of feet below the surface. John Lewis pilots Super Aviator as the team locates four distinct locations on the wall of the partially submerged volcano, Molkini Crater, Maui, Hawaii.

www.SubAviators.com Join Sub Aviators on a flight with Green Sea Turtles. A unique perspective of the underwater environment is captured by Super Aviator's on-board HD camera system demonstrating the sub's prowess as an underwater steady-cam platform.

www.SubAviators.com Super Aviator spars with underwater cameramen Erik Woltjen and Tim Tarry in this lighter-side, behind the scenes look at the Sub Aviators team on expedition off the coast of Maui, Hawaii.

The revolutionary "Super Aviator" submersible scales the submerged volcano, the Molokini Crater. The submarine flies down to 400 feet deep encountering an abundance of sea life. Adding to the mysterious Hawaiian legend of how the volcano was formed 230,000 years ago, the pilots encounter intriguing volcanic rock formations.

www.SubAviators.com Conventional submersibles rise and fall in the water column, very similar to hot air balloons, and are slow to maneuver. Super Aviator can take pilots 1000 feet deep at speeds up to six knots! Capable of covering large areas of the sea floor in a short amount of time, Super Aviator is an ideal tool for flying long lengths of pipeline, searching large underwater debris fields...

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