Canadair Collection (page 4)

Canadair DC-4M-2 North Star CF-TFN ex TCA Panshanger
Canadair DC-4M-2 CF-TFN ex Trans Canada Airlines at Panshanger in Hertfordhire, England in 1963.03.09 Date: 1963

Canadair C-4 G-ALHK Atalanta of BOAC
Canadair C-4, G-ALHK, Atalanta, of BOAC

Canadair CL-66 demonstrator with Napier Eland turboprop engines. Date: circa 1960

Canadair DC-4M-2 North Star CF-TFG TCA Vancouver
Canadair DC-4M-2 CF-TFG of Trans Canada Airlines at Vancouver on 1958.03.09 Date: 1958

Canadair C-5 N17599 (previously 17524) Long Beach
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 Date: 1969

Canadair C-4 G-ALHS British Midland
Canadair C-4 G-ALHS of British MIdland at Ringway Airport in Manchester, England on 1967.05.21 Date: 1967

Canadair CL-44 C-GACH Batchair Miami
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 Date: 1975

Illustration of Canadair CL-215 (Scooper) firefighting plane in mid-air and picking up water

The second Canadair CF-104 Starfighter, 12702, for the RCAF

The first Canadair CF-104 Starfighter, 12701, for the RCAF

A CL-415 Italian Fire Hunter flying above Lago di Viverone in northern Italy

A CL-415 Italian Fire Hunter flying above a lake in Italy
A CL-415 Italian Fire Hunter skimming the waters of Lago di Viverone in northern Italy

Royal Canadian Air Force CT-114 Tutor aircraft of the Snowbirds display team
Four Royal Canadian Air Force Tutor trainer aircraft of the Snowbirds display team cross at Waukegan, Illinois

A Bombardier Aerospace CL-415 MP of the Malaysian Maritime Enforcement Agency
March 26, 2013 - A Bombardier Aerospace CL-415 MP of the Malaysian Maritime Enforcement Agency taking off from Langkawi Airport, Malaysia

A Royal Moroccan Air Force CL-415
A Royal Moroccan Air Force Canadair CL-415 during Marrakech Air Show 2014 in Morocco

Canadair CL-215-1A10 in flight over Bulgaria

The port wing of a Mohawk Airlines BAC One-Eleven is loaded into the sole Canadair CL-44-O, N447T, of Transmeridian Air Cargo on the ramp at Wisley

The sole Canadair CL-44-O N447T of Transmeridian Air Cargo
The sole Canadair CL-44-O, N447T, of Transmeridian Air Cargo on the ramp at Wisley next to the prototype BAC One-Eleven 475

Canadair CL-44 G-AZIN of British Air Ferries
Canadair CL-44, G-AZIN, of British Air Ferries

Canadair CL-44D-4 demonstrator CF-MKP-X
Canadair CL-44D-4 demonstrator, CF-MKP-X

The first Canadair CL-28 Argus 20710
The first Canadair CL-28 Argus, 20710

Canadair Sabres

Canadair Sabre 23019
Canadair Sabre, 23019

Canadair Sabre 19183
Canadair Sabre, 19183. Date: 1918

Canadair C-4-1 CF-CPP Empress of Hong Kong
Canadair C-4-1, CF-CPP, Empress of Hong Kong, of Canadian Pacific Airlines

Canadair DC-4M1 CF-TEL
Canadair DC-4M1, CF-TEL

Canadair C-4 G-ALHX Astraea of BOAC
Canadair C-4, G-ALHX, Astraea, of BOAC

Canadair C-4 G-ALHP Aethra of BOAC
Canadair C-4, G-ALHP, Aethra, of BOAC

Canadair DC-4M CF-TFA
Canadair DC-4M, CF-TFA

Canadair Sabre 2

Canadair Sabre 6 of the RCAFs Golden Hawks aerobatic team

The prototype Canadair DC-4M-1 CF-TEN-X North Star
The prototype Canadair DC-4M-1, CF-TEN-X, North Star

Canadian Convair 540 short medium range airliner in flight

Power plant aft of intermediate firewall showing cabin compressor fireproof shield CL66C

Starboard generator cooling air eductor and turbine tower breather CL66C

Right hand side of power plant forward of intermediate firewall CL66C

Napier Eland Canadair power plants starboard and port

Napier Eland Canadair power plant

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"Unveiling the Legendary Canadair: A Tribute to Aviation Excellence" From the iconic Canadair CF-86 - CL-13A Sabre Mk. 5 23257 to the majestic Canadair C-4 G-ALHG Aurora of BOAC, Canada's aviation history is adorned with remarkable achievements. The Lockheed F-104G Starfighter CF-104A / Canadair stands tall as a symbol of power and precision. But amidst these magnificent machines, let us not forget the real heroes who soared through the skies in these marvels. Their courage and skill propelled them into greatness, defending our skies with unwavering determination. The graceful presence CT-114 Tutor 114141 reminds us of countless pilots who honed their skills in its cockpit, mastering aerial maneuvers that left spectators in awe. Meanwhile, the sleek silhouette CC-144 Challenger 144603 embodies sophistication and reliability, serving as a testament to Canada's commitment to excellence. In tribute to those who have taken flight on wings crafted by Canadian ingenuity, we remember the indomitable spirit embodied by Canadair CT-114 Tutor 114090 and 114070 – two aircraft that pushed boundaries and inspired generations. Not limited to fighter jets alone, it also showcased its versatility with water-borne rescues using the mighty CL-215 series. From firefighting missions to saving lives at sea, both Canadair CL-215 1110 and 1070 proved their mettle time and again. And let us not overlook the lesser-known but equally significant contributions such as that made by Canadair CL41-G Tebuan FM1126 – an aircraft that played a vital role in training future aviators across various nations. Finally, we pay homage to one of Canada's most beloved transport planes –the legendary C54GM North Star 17511.