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Here we have a pictorial of the fleet for Nordair Source: Air Canada 75th anniversary book. |
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From the "InfoCanadi>n" magazine. |
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Issue dated December 10, 1987 |
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Pat Doyle of Pegasus 2000 spreads some Christmas cheer at Vancouver airport in an annual project involving dozens of Vancouver employees from all occupational areas of the airline. |
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Issue dated December 15, 1988 Christmas crews at the airport |
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Frosty the Snowman, played by George Zuk, and Santa Claus, played by Pat Doyle, with two unidentified customers at Vancouver airport last year. Employee volunteers will be extending season's greetings to our passengers this year in YVR and YYC airports. Dressed as Santa, Frosty the Snowman and Santa's elves, the 'Xmas Crew' objective is to help people get into the holiday spirit during the busy travel season. |
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Issue dated December 17, 1990 Seasons wishes from warm Auckland. |
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Canadian employees in Auckland, Canadian's southernmost destination, wish everyone 'up North' a happy holiday season. |
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United Flight Uses 100 Percent SAF To Power Passenger Flight. The 100 or so passengers on United 2701 from O’Hare to Reagan National on December 1, 2021 likely didn’t notice anything different but the airline says the planet breathed a tiny bit easier. The Boeing 737-8 flew the 612 miles with one engine burning 100 percent sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) made by World Energy. Normally, airlines are allowed to carry passengers using a maximum of 50 percent SAF in a blend with Jet A. On this flight, United was allowed to fill one tank with 100 percent SAF to run one of the engines. The flight was set up to show “there are no operational differences between the two and to set the stage for more scalable uses of SAF by all airlines in the future,” Kirby said. United’s math determined that by using half SAF, the flight contributed a net 75 percent less carbon to the environment than if it had been flown on pure Jet A. Source: AVweb.com |
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Avianca will only operate Boeing 787-8s in simplified widebody fleet. Colombian flag carrier Avianca says its future wide body fleet will feature only Boeing 787-8's, as it seeks to emerge from US Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection with a simplified roster of aircraft. Source: AVweb.com |
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Our cartoon by Dave Mathias appeared in the 'Between Ourselves' magazine issued August 1956. The caption reads "Would Mr. Thorndyke, passenger for Stittsville, please check with the airport traffic manager for an apology". |
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