The Super Aviator Submarine represents a pinnacle in the evolution of personal submersibles, redefining the boundaries of underwater exploration. Emerging from a storied history of submarine development, the Super Aviator, alongside its successor the Orcasub, introduces an unparalleled approach to undersea travel, embracing both luxury and the spirit of adventure.

Crafted with the aesthetics and dynamics of an airplane, the Super Aviator deviates from the traditional bubble-domed submersibles, opting instead for a sleek, aerodynamic form complete with wings, directed thrusters, and dual cockpits. This design choice not only enhances its visual appeal but significantly improves maneuverability and stability underwater, likening its navigation more to flight than to traditional submarine propulsion.

Built in the late 2000s and tested in the waters around Vancouver, home to Nuytco Research, one of the collaborators in its creation, the Super Aviator has undergone hundreds of dives. Its missions have ranged from scientific explorations with National Geographic to adventures with the Discovery Channel, each time offering a unique ‘underwater flight’ experience to its occupants. The presence of joystick controls and the intuitive piloting experience make it an accessible yet thrilling option for explorers of all backgrounds.

The collaboration behind this innovative submersible involves Sub Aviator Systems and CLERC, alongside Nuytco Research. This partnership melds technological excellence with a deep commitment to the conservation and exploration of our oceans, further elevated by CLERC’s luxury craftsmanship, bringing a new level of comfort and style to the submarine experience.

Entering the Super Aviator is akin to boarding a high-tech roller coaster, with a flight crew ensuring you’re securely harnessed before enclosing you within a vacuum-sealed cockpit. This preparation promises a comfortable journey, immune to the pressure changes that accompany deep-sea descents. The sub’s design allows for an immersive experience, with a transparent dome and additional viewports that blend seamlessly with the water, inviting the ocean in.

This submersible’s capability for deep-sea exploration is matched by its operational ease. Piloting the Super Aviator, with its sensitive joystick and foot-pedal rudder controls, becomes an intuitive extension of the pilot’s will, allowing for smooth navigation and even underwater acrobatics. This, combined with the submarine’s neutral buoyancy, allows for stationary observation of the deep ocean’s wonders, from its vibrant marine life to the eerie tranquility of its vast, unexplored territories.

Both the Super Aviator and Orcasub offer insights into the future of personal submersible design, emphasizing speed, agility, and an immersive experience in the exploration of the underwater world. With a speed capability of up to 10 knots and a rechargeable battery system ensuring over 72 hours of operation, these vessels promise extended adventures beneath the waves, accessible to anyone with a passion for the sea and the means to delve into its depths.

The mission behind the creation of the Super Aviator goes beyond mere exploration. It embodies a vision shared by its creators: to bring the majesty of the ocean’s depths closer to humanity, to inspire conservation efforts, and to challenge our understanding of the world beneath the waves. It stands not only as a testament to human ingenuity but as an invitation to experience the ocean in a way that few have ever imagined.

As a beacon of modern submarine technology, the Super Aviator Submarine opens the door to new realms of adventure, discovery, and connection with the most uncharted territories on our planet. It invites the intrepid and the curious alike to witness the ocean’s hidden mysteries, promising an experience as exhilarating as it is enlightening.

Quick Details:

• Passengers: 2 (One pilot and 1 passenger)
• Operating Depth: 500 meters
• Underwater Speed: 6 knots
• Size: Length – 22 feet; Beam – 3.2 feet; Draft – 1.2 feet
• Emergency Endurance: 36 Hours
• Class: Lloyd’s certification
• Support: Comprehensive start-up support and pilot training are implied, with the Sub Aviator Systems team’s emphasis on accessibility and user experience.

STATUS: This submarine is currently operational and ready to deliver.