Aviation Memorabilia Newsletter

Issue dated July 1974

Colourful contrast - 

Toronto-based passenger agent Sylvia Koran proved blue is also beautiful as she poses beside the bright orange of a CP Air DC-8-63 jet in her striking new ground hostess uniform. 

Tokyo Cargo Display - 

Toronto sales representative Doug McQuaid (right) spent a successful four days at the Tokyo Trade Show during the first week of June staffing this attractive CP Air cargo display.

Doug is shown here with two show interpreters and Ichiro Ohi (left), a Tokyo CP Air sales representative.

From the "InfoCanadi>n" magazine.

Issue dated October 1990

Deal gives daily Paris service.

Canadian will offer daily service between Montreal and Paris beginning November 1, 1990 as the result of a realignment to the commercial agreement with Air France to introduce code-sharing.

Canadian will operate four flights weekly and Air France five between Mirabel and Charles De Gaulle airports. On three of the Air France flights Canadian will be responsible for 60 of the seats. The agreement included Toronto-Paris flights when both carriers begin operating from Terminal 3.

Delayed by a construction strike earlier this year, Terminal 3 is now on target to open in early 1991. Grant Sauve, On-board Service Manager, and his wife Colleen Sauve, Flight Attendant both of Toronto, toured the terminal and discovered that it was starting to look like an air terminal.