aircraftrepairltd

10 photos tagged aircraftrepairltd, from 1 member of Flickr Commons.

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1929

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yavor.dinkov said:
Bellanca Aircruiser CF-BKV was registered to Mackenzie Air Service in September 1938 and operated through October 1949 (source Civil Aircraft Register).
Provincial Archives of Alberta said:
Thanks a lot for the information!

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jamica1 said:
That's an amazing looking machine.
Provincial Archives of Alberta said:
It looks like they made it out of spare parts!
Alan Sim said:
It's too bad the Transport Canada database doesn't go that far back.
Swordscookie said:
Brilliant shot of the old airplane! Those guys had some courage to fly those things never mind fly them across snow covered landscape.
Tim Martin said:
Type is Bellanca Aircruiser.

yavor.dinkov said:
Bellanca Aircruiser CF-BKV was registered to Mackenzie Air Service in September 1938 and operated through October 1949 (source Civil Aircraft Register).
Provincial Archives of Alberta said:
Thanks a lot for the information!

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oaktree_brian_1976 said:
stop, stop stop! splash...
Provincial Archives of Alberta said:
I wish we knew more about the circumstances of these photos, but that's probably what happened.
oaktree_brian_1976 said:
oh, I thought we did know, I was just being silly. Wow, now it's even weirder.
Provincial Archives of Alberta said:
It was definitely an accident of some kind, but I am not sure if the plane over-shot its landing or if it was parked and gradually fell into the ice as it melted.
Swordscookie said:
Is it definitively ice? Could it be a snowdrift that covered it???