You may enjoy this story:

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Oldtimer, the CF-100 was considered to be the best all-weather interceptor of its era. For your interest, visit the following web page (http://www.canaero.ca/subpages/articles.html), and click on the CF-100 memory project menu. You'll find plenty of great reading material and photos on the "Clunk".

See the video:

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PS. I don’t have a mailing list of Found owners, so please pass the above reference on to those who would find it useful.

I'm double-posting this item for those who may have missed it in the General Comments forum: With the co-operation of Keith Anstey at Found Aircraft Canada Inc., and using zipped technical documents kindly provided by Steven Halls, I’ve created a database of files grouped by subject and individually...

For all owners and operators of Found Bush Hawk and Expedition aircraft

Newly added on March 12, 2014 at www.CanAero.ca:

Found Aircraft Canada Inc. technical documents database. A one-stop complete source. To view, visit http://www.canaero.ca/subpages/found.html

Perhaps we should cut Mr. Hachey some slack. I'm pretty sure that in terms of project cost and complexity, the CSeries program is Canada's most impressive aerospace manufacturing venture of all time. Comparison with the Arrow is valid given the number of subcontractors and industry participants, not...

By chance, I found this really excellent Page on Facebook: "The place for the best tips, tricks, news and app reviews for pilots flying with the iPad." I'm not affiliated with Sporty's in any way, but this looks like a great way to keep up with the fast-evolving world of aviation apps for tablets. h...

More than 600+ page views! Thanks to everyone who has visited http://www.CanAero.ca and our new Facebook page at https://www.facebook.com/pages/CanAero-aviation-publishing/435483639860690. Hope you find something of personal interest, and if you're a Facebook user, please consider Liking us to show ...

Hi all. This posting is intended to introduce and raise the profile of a Canadian aviation web site (and personal hobby of mine). The url is http://www.canaero.ca with an exclusive focus on "the people, aircraft and photography of Canadian aviation." Content is wide-ranging and covers private, comme...

Pictures of Aero-Flite aircraft 262 and 263 can also be seen in their previous MNR years in the article, Yukon Yellow Birds, by Robert S. Grant:

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(See the photo gallery)

Your Captain friend may be interested in reading this:

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Check out this nice story on flying a Cub (with the addition of vortex generators):

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Regarding the Found Expedition, you can also visit their YouTube channel and watch plenty of informative videos: http://www.youtube.com/Expeditionair I believe the "new" pricing is just under $500,000. I noticed there is also a lightly used Found Bush Hawk for sale ($394,442) from a private owner: h...

Check out Found's go-anywhere Expedition aircraft (tricycle or tailwheel versions). It will outperform a 206 for less money and will handle the operational requirements you describe. (Or as a lower cost alternative, buy a used Found Bush Hawk for less money, but almost the same capabilities. Go to: ...

For a good overview of the corporate flying life, read:

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Perhaps somewhat dated now, but you may enjoy these:

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For a really comprehensive report on the Fleet Canuck go to: http://www.canaero.ca/subpages/articles.html

Click on the Neil Macdougall tab to view the story.