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  • Lycoming Badge

    Lycoming Badge

    From a Stinson airplane at the Toronto Aerospace Museum in Toronto

  • Heading out

    Heading out

    An Aerospatiale AS355F1 lifting off at Downsview Airport in Toronto. Just across the road from the Toronto Aerospace Museum.

  • At rest

    At rest

    An Aerospatiale AS355F1 at Downsview Airport in Toronto. Just across the road from the Toronto Aerospace Museum.

  • Liftoff

    Liftoff

    An Aerospatiale AS355F1 lifting off at Downsview Airport in Toronto. Just across the road from the Toronto Aerospace Museum.

  • I bet it still has that new plane smell

    I bet it still has that new plane smell

    A Bombardier aircraft readies for takeoff at Downsview Airport in Toronto. So new that the registration doesn't show up when searching the net. Probably a CRJ400.

  • Catching the news from above

    Catching the news from above

    The Global News Aerospatiale AS350 helicopter seen at Downsview Airport in Toronto.

  • Shocking!

    Shocking!

    Old tube voltmeter sitting on a shelf in the work area at the Toronto Aerospace Museum. One of the great parts of being a volunteer is that I get to wander "behind the scenes" where history sits everywhere.

  • Lying down on the job

    Lying down on the job

    Old ejection seat found laying around in the back room at the Toronto Aerospace Museum.

  • Good tip that

    Good tip that

    Caution sign on an old ejection seat reminds you not to pull the red handles unless you want to go for a very short, fast trip.

  • Arrow area

    Arrow area

    One of the workbenches for the Avro Arrow replica project at the Toronto Aerospace Museum. Even though the full-size replica is on display, the dedicated volunteers continue to create detailed parts to add authenticity to this beautiful airplane.

  • Crowded cockpit?

    Crowded cockpit?

    Three unidentified flightdeck seats in the back room at the Toronto Aerospace Museum.

  • First class?

    First class?

    No idea where this seat came from. Stumbled across it in the back room at the Toronto Aerospace Museum.

  • A big wheel in aviation history

    A big wheel in aviation history

    The nose wheel for the Lancaster (FM-104) being restored at the Toronto Aerospace Museum. On the left is one of the original Merlin engines and, on the right, part of one of the wings.

  • Behind the scenes

    Behind the scenes

    The backroom at the Toronto Aerospace Museum.

  • Where brave men worked

    Where brave men worked

    The interior of the Lancaster Mark X (FM-104) undergoing restoration at the Toronto Aerospace Museum. A rare view as we moved the old bird to make way for an exhibit.

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