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C-GACH - Canadair CL-44
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
Operator: Batchair
CF-PBG - Canadair CL-44
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.
Operator: Canadair
G-AWGT - Canadair CL-44 D-4
Operator: Transglobe
Operator: Tradewinds Airways
G-AWOV - Canadair CL-44 D-4
Operator: TMA of Lebanon
G-ATZH - Canadair CL-44 D-4
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
Operator: TMAC
G-ATZI - Canadair CL-44 D-4
Operator: British Air Ferries
G-AWDK - Canadair CL-44 D-4
Notes for G-AWDK Originally flown by Transglobe which collapsed in 1968 and then by Tradewinds which emerged from the old company
Operator: Transglobe
Operator: Tradewinds Airways
G-AWGS - Canadair CL-44 D-4
G-AWOV - Canadair CL-44 D-4
G-AWSC - Canadair CL-44 D-4
G-AWWB - Canadair CL-44 D-4
Operator: TMAC
G-AXUL - Canadair CL-44 D-4
Operator: Trans Meridian London / Uganda Air
1970 - Sydney Mascot AirportPK102846
Tags: Canadair, CL-44, D-4, G-AXUL, SYD, Sydney Mascot Airport, Trans Meridian London / Uganda Air
1970 - Sydney Mascot AirportPK102847
Tags: Canadair, CL-44, D-4, G-AXUL, SYD, Sydney Mascot Airport, Trans Meridian London / Uganda Air
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