SEA-AIR is dead. My reliable source in Malta confirms that because no financial bonding had been paid by Sea-Air to them, no B737 is available for use from SEN, and all three Boeings now have other work. I assume Southend Airport and the local newspaper will now be spreading the news so no more people are conned out of their money booking imaginary flights. Very sad but it was never going to happen. (Hey, EasyJet could give it a try!)
