In the realm of Canadian aviation history, few tales are as captivating and enduring as that of the Avro Arrow. From its groundbreaking design to its mysterious disappearance, the saga of this legendary aircraft continues to capture the imagination of enthusiasts worldwide. Preserving History: Where to Find the Avro Arrow Today Exploring Canada’s museums offers…
In the wake of the Avro Arrow’s demise, Canada found itself at a crossroads in its defense strategy. Freed from the Avro contract, the Canadian government made a strategic move by purchasing 66 second-hand Voodoo fighter jets from the United States. These jets, though not matching the speed prowess of the Arrow, provided a crucial…
In the tumultuous landscape of aerospace innovation, the Avro Arrow stands out as a symbol of Canada’s ambitious foray into the skies. However, behind its sleek design and promising capabilities lies a story of fierce global competition, political intrigue, and eventual cancellation that left thousands jobless and a nation in mourning. The Impact of Global…
The production saga of the Arrow brought together a cast of remarkable individuals to Toronto’s bustling industrial outskirts. From the charismatic Avro president, Crawford Gordon Jr., hailing from Winnipeg, to the distinguished British engineer, James C. Floyd, who clinched the prestigious Wright Brothers Medal for his groundbreaking contributions to jet transport technology, and Janusz Zurakowski,…
Welcome to the journey of The Arrow, an iconic symbol of innovation, progress, and Canadian engineering prowess. Since its inception on February 20, 1959, The Arrow has carved a remarkable path in aviation history, leaving an indelible mark that resonates even today. Join us as we delve into the captivating story of The Arrow, from…
