Notes for G-ALHK

Canadair C.4 Argonaut G-ALHK, shown in blue  tail livery, on which HM Queen Elizabeth arrived back from East Africa after the death of her father King George VI in January 1952

Notes for G-ALHK

Canadair C.4 Argonaut G-ALHK, shown in white tail livery, on which HM Queen Elizabeth arrived back from East Africa after the death of her father King George VI in January 1952

Notes for C-GACH

Ex-RCAF Yukon of 437 Squadron Canadair CL-44 registered as C-GACH by Batchair for ferrying to Peru.  Disappeared on a flight from Peru to Venezuela in 1976

Notes for G-ALHS

Canadair C-4 G-ALHS of British MIdland at Ringway Airport in Manchester, England on 1967.05.21

Notes for CF-TFN

Canadair DC-4M-2 CF-TFN ex Trans Canada Airlines at Panshanger in Hertfordhire, England in 1963.03.09

Notes for CF-TFG

Canadair DC-4M-2 CF-TFG of Trans Canada Airlines at Vancouver  on 1958.03.09

Notes for N17599

A Canadair C-5 North Star which carried the Queen and Prince Philip on both Canadian tours of 1951 and 1959. Sold to civil owner and scrapped at Long Beach in 1969

Notes for CF-PBG

Pre-delivery Canadair CL-44 “the Forty Four” with promotional livery for the Paris Air Show in June 1963. A Bristol Britannia built under licence in Canada.

Notes for CF-LMA

Canadair CL-66 demonstrator with Napier Eland turboprop engines.

Notes for G-ATZH Flown by Flying Tigers as N452T before going to TMAC. Repainted as an RAF Air Support Command aircraft with the ID of XV196 for a film in 1972. Flown again by TMAC from 1975 but crashed in 1977 after take off from Kai Tak

Notes for G-AWDK Originally flown by Transglobe which collapsed in 1968 and then by Tradewinds which emerged from the old company

Notes for G-ALHC 'Ariadne' Blue Tail

Notes for G-ALHD "Ajax" Blue Tail

Notes for G-ALHE "Argo" Original Colour Scheme

Notes for G-ALHF c/n 2081

Notes for G-ALHG With White Tail

Notes for G-ALHG "Aurora" with Blue Tail