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The People, the Aircraft, the Companies,
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Margaret Fane Rutledge although denied a job as a pilot, still managed to fly bush planes and landed a job as an airline radio operator. She also formed the Flying Seven, an elite group of Canadian aviatrixes.
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Art Seller was a determined visionary who conceived of a flying service business while still a prisoner of war. This is the inspiring story of the man behind Skyway Air Services Ltd.
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Dr. Jack Pickup, the "Flying Doctor" devoted a full, forty-five year lifetime of medical service to the many thousands of people of an area covering 7,680 square miles along the British Columbia coast. |
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Bill Thompson, founding member of the Canadian Museum of Flight and tugboat Captain shows us his immaculate N3N MkIII |
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The Museum Art Gallery also has many stories that explain the circumstances and events of many of the Canadian historical moments depicted in the artwork.
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