February 19, 2021
In 1998, Fokker Super Universal CF-AAM, which had been rebuilt to flying condition, took a six-year, criss-cross tour of North American air shows before coming home to its final resting stop at the museum’s hangar doors. AAM is the only flying Fokker Super Universal aircraft left in the world.
They served in the air and are remembered with Manitoba’s lakes. Behind every name is a story—some widely known, and others in danger of being slowly forgotten over time. Across Canada, place names reveal layers of history, culture, and memory. …
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The sight of aircraft travelling through the sky captures the imagination, but it is their engines that make flight possible. Recently, the Royal Aviation Museum of Western Canada added three standalone aircraft engines to the Museum floor—each representing a pivotal …
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