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Check out the winners of our photo contest!


We held our second photo contest last month and received a lot of amazing submissions. It was tough to choose the winners, so we’ve also awarded several Honourable Mentions.

WINNER: Category 1 – A Tribute to the RCAF
A CL-114 Tutor painted in Snowbird livery hangs suspended from the ceiling of the Royal Aviation Museum
CL-114 Tutor | David Sanders
WINNER I: Category 2 – General
A Waco Sesquiplane in low light at the Royal Aviation Museum, framed by the wings of other aircraft
Waco Sesquiplane | Hugh Fraser, @hugh_fraser_photography

WINNER II: Category 2 – General

Closeup of a Lockheed Electra on display at the Royal Aviation Museum. The aircraft's nose and half of its right wing are visible. The lighting in the museum is very dim.
Lockheed L-10A Electra | Photo by Kyra Lichtenstein, @my_moments_of_time
Honourable Mentions

Thank you to everyone who entered our contest! We were blown away by all the wonderful submissions we received. The gallery below shows all entries to this year’s contest.

Category 1: A Tribute to the RCAF
Category 2: General

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