Sitting outside its Pacific Coastal base hangar at Port Hardy Airport on the northern tip of Vancouver Island BC

Sitting on the apron at its Port Hardy base, with a backdrop of the waters of the Queen Charlotte Strait and the mountains of the mainland, awaiting its next scheduled service for Pacific Coastal Airlines.

Enjoying the Island sunshine at its Port Hardy base, while awaiting its next scheduled service for Pacific Coastal Airlines.

Built as JRF1 V185 for the US Coast Guard. Sold as N95400 in 1954 and then CF-UAZ in 1966 with BC Airlines and later Trans Provincial Airlines. Re-registered C-FUAZ in 1978 and flew with Air BC and a private owner before joining Pacific Coastal Airlines in 1988. Since 2016 the aircraft has flown for Wilderness Seaplanes, a specialist division of Pacific Coastal Airlines based at Port Hardy at the northern end of Vancouver Island.

Waiting its turn at the fuel truck with a pair of company Goose(s). This Beaver worked for the Manitoba gov't for its first 20 years or so.

Ex- US Army 57-2561. It served in Vietnam in the sixties.