1943 French naval officer Jacques-Yves Cousteau and Air Liquide engineer Emile Gagnan develop an autonomous diving system with a demand regulator.1943 French naval officer Jacques-Yves Cousteau and Air Liquide engineer Emile Gagnan develop an autonomous diving system with a demand regulator. “It would soon be called the Aqua-Lung” exited Cousteau tells to the English speaking countries.
Same excitement and adventurous spirit live on with Aqua Lung’s scuba diving gear. Dedication to quality and innovation has led to the manufacture of the world’s premier scuba diving equipment for professional and recreational use.
Same excitement and adventurous spirit live on with Aqua Lung’s scuba diving gear. Dedication to quality and innovation has led to the manufacture of the world’s premier scuba diving equipment for professional and recreational use.
Aqua Lung
1943 French naval officer Jacques-Yves Cousteau and Air Liquide engineer Emile Gagnan develop an autonomous diving system with a demand regulator. “It would soon be called the Aqua-Lung” exited Cousteau tells to the English speaking countries.
Same excitement and adventurous spirit live on with Aqua Lung’s scuba diving gear. Dedication to quality and innovation has led to the manufacture of the world’s premier scuba diving equipment for professional and recreational use.