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Written by Staff of Canadian Aviator Magazine
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The current issue of Canadian Aviator - September/October 2007 - is on newstands now!
Read about this issue's features below.
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Walkaround - Getting In Step |
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Written by Russ Niles
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Let’s adopt LSA standards
Canadians are rightfully proud of their accomplishments and influence on the aviation world. For a large country with a small population, we have an oversized footprint in the industry and its development. In this issue, you’ll see stories about the constant innovation that takes place at Canada’s third largest airline, First Air. While flying to the North is no longer a bone-rattling, teeth-chattering experience, it’s still not easy providing a “normal” airline experience to those traveling to some of the most inhospitable — but stunningly beautiful — places on Earth. Blair Watson also tells us the story about Viking Air and its well-received decision to resume production of the de Havilland Twin Otter. There’s just nothing to replace a STOL twin that has worked in an amazing variety of international specialized roles.
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Written by Bill Inglee
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Ex-Canadian Armed Forces CF-18 pilots put their skills to work posing as “agressors” during military exercises. |
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Written by Trevor McTavish
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WestJet boasts the most modern fleet of airliners in North America but it all started with a collection of 200-series aircraft from airlines all over the world.
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Written by David Madison
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The Okanagan Valley is renowned as a world-class wine-producing area and getting there is half the fun. Great airports within minutes of the vineyards provide easy air access. |
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