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Modelling the uniforms are, from the left: Carole Boucher, Nancy Kelly, Paul Gauthier and Diane Thériault. |
 Collected from CP Air Employees Facebook page. |
| Adverts for 'Canadian Pacific Madrid' and 'Across the Pacific'. |
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| Adverts for Canadian Pacific Air Lines 'Straight to the point' and 'Service to 5 continents'. |
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| Photo of CF-BMW, fin #213, a Barkley-Grow T8P-1 originally owned by Yukon Southern Air Transport acquired by CPA January 8, 1943, eventually sold to Associated Airways of Edmonton on December 8, 1949. |
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| This is CF-CPK, fin # 266, a Lockheed 18-56 Lodestar c/n 2534 allocated to CPA by the USAAF on July 29, 1943 and sold to Canada Packers, Toronto on September 22, 1950. |
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| Some early stickers and timetables from airlines acquired by CP Air. |
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 Another Canadian Pacific Air Lines timetable effective December 1943. |
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Source: Additional information from "Canadian Pacific Air Lines - Its History and Aircraft" by D.M. Bain. Available at Amazon. |
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| From the "InfoCanadi>n" magazine. Issue dated July 4, 1987. |
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What's in a name, eh? Quite a chuckle when the peculiar Canadianism "eh" is added to the corporate logo! Some Calgary maintenance staffers used cardboard letters to conjure up this humorous photo. No harm in a little fun, eh? |
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| Issue dated August 20, 1987 |
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All of the employees of Ontario Express Ltd., our Canadi>n Partner airline in Ontario, were on hand for this photo which recently appeared in a Toronto newspaper. Part of the company's Jetstream 31 fleet is positioned in the background. The company began operations on July 15. As a goodwill gesture, Canadi>n employees were offered service charge waived passes on Canadi>n Partner until the end of August, 1987. |
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