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About the BC Aviation Museum

The BC Aviation Museum is situated in Sidney BC adjacent to Victoria International Airport. Have a look at their website to see the aircraft on display as well as other interesting BC Aviation artifacts. A brief history of the Pat Bay Airport In the 1930's...

Published Thu, Mar 1 2012 8:09 PM by flyvertosset

Filed under: Canada, About the BC Aviation Museum, British Columbia, Sidney
Canada’s Arrow Is Still Remembered 60 years later

The delta-wing Avro Arrow was projected to fly at speeds in excess of Mach 2. March marks the 60th anniversary of the birth of one of aviation’s great “might-have-beens.” The start of development of an aircraft that became a source of...

Published Sun, Mar 18 2012 10:55 PM by flyvertosset

Filed under: Canada’s Arrow Is Still Remembered 60 years later
About the Bomber Command Museum of Canada

The Nanton Lancaster Society was formed following the Alberta Town of Nanton's suggestion in the fall of 1985 that perhaps a group could be formed to, "take care of the Bomber" which had been on outside display for twenty-five years. At...

Published Tue, Mar 20 2012 3:45 PM by flyvertosset

Filed under: Canada, About the Bomber Command Museum of Canada, Alberta, Nanton

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