144616

Aircraft:
Canadair CC-144B Challenger
Reg: 144616 full info | 144616 photos
Serial #:
3038
Airline: Canada - Royal Canadian Air Force (RCAF)
Photo Date: May 21, 2004
Uploaded: May 23, 2004
Ottawa MacDonald-Cartier/Uplands Int'l Airport - CYOW, Canada

Notes:

Taking off from runway 07, Serial 3038 is wearing the call letters (VZ-F) of 412 Squadron's Honorary Colonel, D-Day veteran Charley Fox. It also has D-Day stripes painted on in honour of the 60th Anniversary. I have heard this aircraft called the Spitfire Challenger.

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May 21, 2004

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Notes

Taking off from runway 07, Serial 3038 is wearing the call letters (VZ-F) of 412 Squadron's Honorary Colonel, D-Day veteran Charley Fox. It also has D-Day stripes painted on in honour of the 60th Anniversary. I have heard this aircraft called the Spitfire Challenger.