Norman Vincent posted a copy of the "Via Nordair" newsletter dated January 1970 on Facebook with the comment "Time flies, seems like yesterday". |
Unfortunately it was too difficult to read any of the text. |
Neil Burton sends us this information - Hercules news from the past in Cargo Clan – 22nd Edition – No. 3 – Year 1978. 'Cargo Clan' was an official journal of the Cargo Clan – a division of the Cathay Pacific Marco Polo Club of Hong Kong. Writer/photographer Saul Lockhart journeyed to Hay River, N.W.T., in April 1978, to see and cover a Pacific Western Airlines Hercules operation. He joined the crew on Hercules No. 385, making 3 trips to Banks and Melville Islands. Captain of this Hercules aircraft was Richard (Rick) S. Soley, “the Midnight Cowboy”. First Officer Chris Knight, “the Slug”; Second Officer Henry Pasemko, “Super Uke”; and Loadmaster Norman Geiger, “The Dangerman”. Project managers, in Hay River during Lockhart’s stay, were Al Philpott and Garry Mathewson. Neil Burton, May 6, 2020. |
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Neil Burton also sent us this information -
Click the icon or the image below to view the full document. Neil Burton, May 21, 2020. |
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A group of Alberta aviation enthusiasts are hoping to raise enough money to give a decommissioned Fokker F-28 jet a permanent home in Lethbridge. The plane used to fly for Time Air, a former regional airline with roots in southern Alberta. (Source: globalnews.ca) |
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The Time Air Historical Society is asking for public support to return the aircraft to Lethbridge with a special GoFundMe campaign. (Source: Handout courtesy Anthony Hickey/Time Air Historical Society) |
This photo of the CP Air Flight Attendant training class in 1975 was posted to Facebook by Paul Goodman. Kim Deuling supplied these names: Front left to right: Lori Henry, Nora Suen, Wendy Harper, Rill Macdonald, Kim Deuling, Sue Papworth, Yoki Mathews, Mary Barrett, ? and Suwako Douglas. Men in back left to right: Peter ?, Lorenzo Dipalma, John Brennan, Ian Marsh, Bruce Carmichael, Arnold Philipsen, Howard Tuff and Ted Hewitt. |
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