SEEA is established at Athens in early 1993 to operate domestic and regional services with a fleet of 2 Fokker 50s and 3 Fairchild Metro IIIs. Kostas Piladakis is named managing director and a contract is entered into with Virgin Atlantic Airways, Ltd. to initiate feeder services on its behalf from Athens-London (LGW). An Airbus A320 is ordered and in the meantime, a B-737-42C is leased from Air U. K. Leisure, Ltd. and employed to begin the international contract on March 29.
The Boeing is replaced in January 1994 with a leased Airbus Industrie A320-231. A Fairchild Metro 23 is also acquired. Encountering severe financial difficulties, the carrier fails in March 1995 and transfers its Airbus over to VAA, which begins its own service on the U. K.-Greece route.
SOUTH NAHANNI AIRWAYS, LTD.: P. O. Box 407, Fort Simpson, Northwest Territories X0E 0N0, Canada; Phone (867) 695-2007; Fax (867) 695-2943; Http://www. pacificocean. com/nahanni; Year Founded 1996. Jacques Harvey establishes South Nahanni at Fort Simpson in 1996 to operate year-round, 24-hour air charter services. Founder/Chief Pilot Harvey employs a float-equipped de Havilland Canada DHC-6-300 Twin Otter and specializes in the transport of tour groups to surrounding lakes and rivers, particularly Nahanni National Park. Additionally, flights are undertaken to Virginia Falls, Rabbitkettle, Moose Ponds, and Island Lakes.
Service is maintained in 1997-1999.