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<p><em>The National</em> looks at bush flying in 2003 compared with 60 years earlier.</p> - Television, 13:21
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Dec. 17, 2003
100 years of flight
Television
13:21
After an RCAF plane goes down over Hudson Bay, Canadians are thrilled to learn that everyone has survived. - Radio, 3:02
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Jan. 24, 1949
A 'miracle' landing
Radio
3:02
Widowed by the Swissair crash, Lyn Romano becomes a crusader for aircraft safety. - Television, 5:00
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Dec. 22, 2002
A new mission in life
Television
5:00
More than three decades after the Arrow's first flight, the doomed plane is suddenly popular again. - Radio, 8:14
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April 1, 1991
Arrow mania
Radio
8:14
After a test flight, a parachute breaking mechanism fails, causing a minor accident upon landing. - Television, 0:39
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Nov. 16, 1958
Avro Arrow test flight accident
Television
0:39
14,525 shocked Avro workers are terminated at once. As they leave, they express their anger to CBC reporters. - Radio, 3:13
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Feb. 20, 1959
Avro workers react to massive layoffs
Radio
3:13
In the months following Black Friday, Avro's team of world-class engineers find jobs south of the border. - Television, 1:17
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March 2, 1980
Brain drain: Avro engineers head to the U.S.
Television
1:17
A bush pilot is discovered alive 58 days after his plane went down in the Northwest Territories. - Radio, 5:24
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April 2, 1967
Bush pilot rescued
Radio
5:24
In 1979 some of the bush pilots who opened up the north reflect back on the early years. - Television, 23:38
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Feb. 27, 1979
Canada's Aviation Hall of Fame
Television
23:38
Canadians follow American strategy, and interest turns to nuclear weapons. - Radio, 2:32
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Feb. 20, 1979
Changes in strategic thinking
Radio
2:32
Stock footage of Avro employees at work. - Television, 4:16
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Oct. 6, 1957
Construction and unveiling of the Arrow (no audio)
Television
4:16
Prime Minister John Diefenbaker has some bad news for Avro, but Avro president Crawford Gordon puts on a brave face. - Television, 0:57
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March 2, 1980
Crawford Gordon reacts to blow to Arrow program
Television
0:57
Historian Michael Bliss and broadcaster and former Avro employee Elwy Yost go head to head on what the Arrow meant to Canada. - Radio, 10:07
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Jan. 13, 1997
Debating the Arrow's legacy
Radio
10:07
Shocking Parliament and Avro employees, Diefenbaker announces the Arrow and Iroquois engine programs are cancelled immediately. - Radio, 5:48
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Feb. 20, 1959
Diefenbaker cancels Avro Arrow project
Radio
5:48
<span>Edmonton pilots proudly welcome the King and Queen to their airport in 1939.</span> - Radio, 23:51
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June 2, 1939
Edmonton, a natural gateway to the North for Bush Pilots
Radio
23:51
An Air Canada Boeing 767 runs out of gas high above Gimli, Man. - Television, 1:46
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July 29, 1983
'Gimli Glider' lands without fuel
Television
1:46
The Bomarc missile casts a shadow over the Avro Arrow as Canada enters the missile age. - Television, 2:46
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Sept. 28, 1958
Is the era of manned aircraft over?
Television
2:46
Audio of the plane's first flight, with comments from Arrow engineers and managers. - Radio, 5:25
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March 25, 1958
J.L. Plant and Jim Floyd react to Arrow's maiden flight
Radio
5:25
<span>In 1963 the pilot talks about flying with "sketchy" maps, no instruments and dangerous conditions.</span> - Television, 7:51
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Sept. 15, 1963
Leigh Brintnell recalls the early days of bush flying
Television
7:51
A profile of Max Ward, who has sold his airline Wardair. - Television, 4:47
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Jan. 22, 1989
Max Ward sells Wardair
Television
4:47
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