Making an evening arrival at Nanaimo and just about to pass through the harbour entrance to moor at the seaplane docks. Carrying Harbour Air titles and the fleet number "312", but still wearing earlier Northern Pacific Seaplanes colours from its time at Prince Rupert BC. Repainted into standard Harbour Air colours the following year.

Carrying the Harbour Air fleet number "312", but still wearing the colours of North Pacific Seaplanes from its time flying from Prince Rupert BC. Approaching for landing over the city of Victoria itself and having had to maintain height according, the Inner Harbour has now been reached, which permits a steep dive over water towards the landing point in the Outer Harbour, with a subsequent water taxi back to the scheduled services seaplane docks which it is now passing. Repainted into standard Harbour Air colours the following year.

While operating with Wings Aviation of Red Lake/ON it caught fire and was destroyed on 27 October 1980 while trying to start up on a nearby lake.

This Otter, which wears a Harbour Air fleet number usually works out of Prince Rupert.