One day ... Biscarrosse, village of resiners that nothing designated for an aeronautical destiny, was chosen by Pierre-Georges Latécoère to become the place of assembly and tests of the largest French seaplanes. It was in 1930; Lake Biscarrosse saw more than 120 gigantic seaplanes. They were called "steamers of the airs", bound for New York or Fort de France. At the controls of these prestigious aircraft, aviators like Mermoz, Guillaumet or Saint-Exupéry have left their mark on the history of aeronautics. Their exploits exceeded the mere act of stealing, they created the legend ...