Royal Regret: Canada 3000’s Calamity
Following Canadian’s takeover of Wardair in 1989, Canada 3000 would quickly grow to become Canada’s largest charter airline and one […]
Airlines of Canada
C3 to India: The Rise & Fall of Canada 3000
Deregulation has brought its share of turbulence to the Canadian aviation scene as it has elsewhere. With Canadian Airlines on
Multimark to Motionmark: CP’s DC-10s
CP Air had been solidly profitable throughout the 1960s and first half of the 1970s, but in 1975 it recorded
ZIPPER: Air Canada’s Western LCC
The advent of low cost carriers led to a raft of legacy airlines setting up low cost subsidiaries across the
The Haas-Turner AC-EA Tristar Swap Deal
Buchannan Models has been producing more exclusive smaller runs of models using the NG Models Tristar and 757 moulds for
Arctic Whistle-Pigs: Nordair FH-227s
By 1970 Nordair was well-established as one of the five regulated regional airlines providing a variety of services both charter
Empress Sydney: CP’s Only 707
Aside from its experiment with the Bristol Britannia Canadian Pacific had been a stalwart Douglas customer since the 1940s. Despite
C-GRYN: 707 Voyager from OZ to Canada
Charter operations in Canada have a long and colourful history and much like charter services in Europe an impressive variety
Six Survivors: Canadian Pacific’s Versatile DC-6Bs
Canadian Pacific turned to the trusty Douglas DC-6B to carry it through the 1950s, but even though the type was
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