Kenn Borek Air. Photographed in Inuvik (YEV) in the Northwest Territories. Built in 1942. Currently working in Antarctica.
Buffalo Air. Photographed in Yellowknife (YZF), Northwest Territories. 1942 build. A couple of years after this (August 2013) it was written off after a non-fatal crash landing just after takeoff from YZF. Engine failure and overloaded. Person on Airhistory.net writes, "Her career started as USAAF 42-23509 in 1943, then Czechoslovak government as OK-VAV and French air force, including combat duty again, as 23509. Went civil as F-WSGY and eventually, in 1975, became C-GWIR. Smoke jumper platform as well as combined passenger-freighter aircraft with Buffalo."
Canadian Pacific Airways, at Whitehorse (YXY), Yukon. This one flying in blankets to stay warm in a northern Canadian winter. (Or how about, I 'shopped a sky around the one featured in this story: DC-3 Yarn Bomb, Whitehorse, YT — Northern Front Studio )
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I'll lay dollars to donuts that this guy got whatever was left of his ass chewed off MIGHTILY after this little maneuver...announcer did not seem to think this was a "sanctioned" run for this show
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