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I have been trying locate some information and pictures on the single B 707 that CPA used. I know they lost control of it on landing at CYVR and ended up off of the runway near the south terminal.
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Beat me to it!

The book I have lists it as a short-body 707-138 and under Australian Registration as VH-EBC.
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VH-EBC 07JUL59 Departed Seattle on delivery flight
VH-EBC 09JUL59 Arrived Sydney at 1638. No 4 pod strike on arrival. (TT: 20:00)
Pod strike on the delivery flight. Not a great start.
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Thanks for the fantastic info. The color and b+w pics are awesome. I did not realize that the damage was that extensive.

Since CPA were operating the DC 8's at that time what prompted them to get a 707 instead of another DC 8? It seems rather odd to have an 'odd duck' in its fleet.
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They actually had a DC-8 which earned the distinction of being the first supersonic airliner. It happened during a test flight regime before CP took delivery.
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Click Here for Air Safety Network report.

Click Here for additional photo.
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ehbuddy wrote:Thanks for the fantastic info. The color and b+w pics are awesome. I did not realize that the damage was that extensive.

Since CPA were operating the DC 8's at that time what prompted them to get a 707 instead of another DC 8? It seems rather odd to have an 'odd duck' in its fleet.
Actually, it was a bit of a stop-gap while CP waited to take delivery of their DC-8-63s. They simply needed something in the meantime, so they leased the 707-138 from Standard Airways (complete with crew).
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Funny, its got an N number in that first link.
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The airplane that over-ran the runway at YVR was indeed a B707 but I believe it was owned and operated by Capital Airways from the USA and leased by CPAir.( Late sixties?)
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