Centennial of Flight
Canada's Air Force celebrating 100 years of flight
No other nation in the world owes more to flight than Canada. Aviation
opened up the country and remains a life-line to many remote areas. It can be said that the significance of aviation today and what it does
for Canada can be compared to what the Canadian Pacific Railway did for
Canada in the time of Confederation.
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Silver Dart Replica
The first controlled powered flight of an aircraft in Canada
To
commemorate the centenary of powered flight in Canada, a group of
aviation enthusiasts in the Niagara Peninsula are building a replica of
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First collector coins of 2009
Centennial of flight in Canada featured on Royal Canadian Mint's first collector coins of 2009
The Royal Canadian Mint released its first collector coins
and gift products of 2009, choosing the centennial of flight in Canada
as the theme of its Proof Silver Dollar.
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A Look Back at the Cessna
Today the name Cessna, as a maker of small to medium-sized piston-driven and jet aircraft, is known all over the world.
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Among the
American naval aircraft that found their way into Canada was the Chance
Vought Corsair, a gull-winged high powered aircraft. | FULL STORY