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The aircraft sections contains a complete database of all the aircraft flown by the Royal Canadian Air Force, Royal Canadian Navy, Canadian Forces as well a aircraft flown by Canadians while on loan to other Air Forces. Records contain a brief synopsis, sample photos, and technical data.
Coming soon to this section aircraft serial number database....
The first full production-standard CF-100, the Mk 3, flew for the first time in October 1952, powered by 2948-kg (6500-lb) thrust Orenda 9s, and entered service the next year armed with eight 0.5-in (12.7-mm) Colt-Browning machine-guns in a retractable ventral tray. This armament was supplemented in the Mk 4A by wing-tip pods of 2.75-in (70 mm) folding-fin air-to-air rockets after the fashion adopted by the United States Air Force in the Northrop F-89 Scorpion. The Mk 4A also introduced an improved radar in the form of the Hughes APG-40 and a collision-course interception...
Recently Updated Pages Consolidated CANSO Bristol BEAUFORT Fairey BATTLE Bristol BOLINGBROKE Lockheed CP-140 AURORA Canadiar CP-107 ARGUS
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I need your help...Visit the newest edition to the site, the Aircraft Serials Database. The database contains over 1000 pages and close 20,000 serial numbers. I could never come up with pictures and information for even a fraction of the aircraft. This is where I am looking for help. If you have log book entries or photographs of Canadian Air Force aircraft please use the form on the Aircraft Serials page and send us whatever information you may have about individual aircraft, this information will then be incorporated into the database for others to benefit from. |
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