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Old 22-07-18, 02:52
David Dunlop David Dunlop is offline
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It would be nice to see a second one flying in Canada. At the very least, it splits the demands on the aircraft between two planes, so less wear and tear on either individually.

I think there is another in Nanton, Alberta being restored to full ground operation capability and last I heard they were planning restoration work on critical pints to be airworthy where possible...just in case.

David
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