Tracked aircraft
Ten pieces of living aviation history. Discover the aircraft we follow, and visit the museum’s collection pages for photographs, specifications and their stories.
Aircraft profiles
Four engines, a distinctive silhouette, and a place at the heart of Hamilton’s aviation heritage.
C-GRSB Dakota FZ692 Douglas C-47 DakotaThe rugged military transport that became essential to moving people and supplies.
CF-GTU Tiger Moth de Havilland Tiger MothA classic open-cockpit biplane used to introduce generations of pilots to flight.
C-GCWG Grumman Avenger Grumman AvengerA carrier-based torpedo bomber built for demanding naval missions.
CF-GSR Norseman Noorduyn NorsemanA Canadian utility aircraft designed for remote airstrips and rough terrain.
C-GCWM B-25 Mitchell North American B-25 MitchellA twin-engine medium bomber with a distinctive twin-tail profile.
C-FPQL Canso Consolidated CansoAn amphibious aircraft built for long-range maritime patrol and rescue work.
C-FAIU Stearman Boeing StearmanAn unmistakable radial-engine biplane from the era of military flight training.
CF-UUU Harvard North American HarvardAn advanced trainer remembered for its powerful engine and unmistakable sound.
C-GBDG Fairey Firefly Fairey FireflyA carrier-based aircraft designed for both fighter and reconnaissance duties.
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