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c/n 1622TB13
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C-FUBN drops into Downsview.
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Photo: Kenneth I. Swartz © 23 May 2009
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C-FUBN at her home base of Collingwood, Ontario.
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Photos: Chris Coates © 08 July 2007
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C-FUBN graces the Pearson International ramp.
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Photo: Pete Caslick © 24 July 2003
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C-FUBN in earlier colours.
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Photo: Sheldon D. Benner © April 1980 - Michael J. Ody Collection
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Photo: Nigel Chalcraft © September 1977 - via Peter J. Hornfeck - Aird Archives
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Photo: Unknown photographer © June 1976 - Kenneth I. Swartz Collection
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CF-UBN Grant Davidson's machine on floats.
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Photo: Don McTaggart © date unknown - Gary Racicot Collection
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CF-UBN still in racing mode at Ottawa - Uplands.
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Photo: Sheldon D. Benner © 04 July 1971 - Michael J. Ody Collection
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CF-UBN in Trans-Atlantic racing mode at Abingdon, UK.
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Photo: Trevor Davies © 01 July 1971 - ABPIC
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Photo: Unknown photographer © 01 July 1971 - Ian MacFarlane Collection - Aird Archives
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CF-UBN with ski gear at CYYZ - Toronto.
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Photo: Unknown photographer © 27 March 1970 - Michael J. Ody Collection
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Photo: Sheldon D. Benner © 04 April 1969 - Michael J. Ody Collection
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CF-UBN in Lebanon.
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Photos: Unknown photographer © - Aird Archives
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CF-UBN performing at SBAC Farnborough.
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Photo: Richard John Goring © 07 September 1966 - Aird Archives
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CF-UBN at Gatwick Airport.
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Photo: Barry J. Collman © 08 May 1966
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c/n 1622TB13
CF-UBN
C-FUBN*
• Delivered 20-Jun-1966
• CF-UBN External Aid (UNWRA)
• Noted at Prestwick and Luton, UK 27-Jun-1971
• Siscoe Metals, Toronto, ON • Canx 17-Jun-1986
• C-FUBN American Barrick Resources Corporation, Mississauga, ON
• Regd 14-May-1987
• Barrick Gold Corporation / Societe Aurifere Barrick, Mississauga, ON
• Based Collingwood, ON
• Active •
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Note: This Turbo-Beaver was evaluated from mid-January to late March 1966 by the Swedish Army. PC-6 Turbo-Porter HB-FCD, c/n 585, was also evaluated at the same time. Neither of these aircraft were ordered, as they were deemed to small for the job. Info: Jan Forsgren. |
