Airplane pictures from work

[Don Boose]

Thanks for these images, Murph.

I'm glad to know about this airline, which I previously knew nothing about. https://www.airinuit.com/en/air-inuit/history

Don

[yukonjohn]

Nice spotting Karol. C-GAIG had been on my list as well. Nice to see you are looking after this one.


John

[Butelczynski]

No worries yokonjohn .I'll keep this Canadian theme going right along you

[murphyaa]

Speaking of Canadian themes. Look what I spotted at Scottsdale Airport yesterday.

Unfortunately my aircraft identification skills are severely lacking, so I don't know what it is. Old, twin tail-dragger, twin engines. My thought is either a PV-1/2, or Beechcraft Model 18.

[Kevin WS]

Spot on you are I think. I make it out to be a Beechcraft Model 18 (Expeditor) as well!

Nice fin!

[db-sa]

Beechcraft Expeditor in RCAF service 1941 - 1972.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Beechcraft_Model_18
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Beech18RCAF.JPG



SNAP

[tigertony100]

Originally Posted by Butelczynski

I don't think Air Inuit flies to Toronto YYZ all that often so imagine my surprise when I spotted one on North parking where charters usually are.It's B737-300 C-GFEN.

I have B737-200 C-GAIG version coming down the pipe so stay tuned.I think it's beautiful livery.

I stay tuned, other Canadians are coming soon.

[sgoti]

Originally Posted by db-sa

Beechcraft Expeditor in RCAF service 1941 - 1972.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Beech18RCAF.JPG

That is a pretty aircraft!

[SMWulph]

Could do the oddball version of the Model 118, the tricycle landing gear equipped 18H

[murphyaa]

You know the landing was bad when the plane stops to kiss the ground after you get to the hangar...


Not sure what happened. Looks like the nose gear collapsed. Unless it's a new anti-theft feature.