Formation over Montreal. DND photo.

Last flight of CC-123 Otter aircraft over Montreal and surrounding area before landing at CFB St. Hubert. DND photo.

DND photo.

438 Sqn. over Montreal. DND photo.

From 400 Sqn. Downsview,flying over Trenton, ON. DND photo.

DND photo

DND photo,

From 400 Sqn. DND photo.

DND photo.

401 Sqn. St Hubert. DND photo.

400 Sqn, Downsview. DND photo.

DND photo.

DND photo.

Photographed in the Markham Valley. VH-SBR was sold in Canada as CF-YLZ in March 1969. Photo from El Partridge

The previous registration N511BW was displayed on the data plate riveted to the aircraft's instrument panel. The aircraft is still shown as current on the online NZ register at the time of posting.

Touching down in the mouth of Campbell River to return to its CoVal Air base in the Inner Harbour. Delivered new to the Ghanaian Air Force at Takoradi as G305 in 1961. Ferried back to Canada through Prestwick, Scotland, on 27 June 1974 as N17682. Conversion to a Vazar PT6 powered Turbine Otter carried out by Harbour Air over the winter of 2005/06. For eighteen months from January 2010 painted overall in striking red and white maple leaf colours and photographed here to support the Canadian team at the 2010 Winter Olympics, as Harbour Air's C-GLCP

Returning to its Chimo Air base at Howey Bay, Red Lake, with a boat used on up-country adventures. Delivered new to the Province of Ontario in 1956, initially to the Department of Lands & Forests then to the Ministry of Natual Resources. From 1984 served in Thompson, Manitoba, with Ellair then with Northwinds Northern. After some ten years with Parry Sound Air Services, joined Chimo Air Services in 1997. Vazar conversion to a PT6 Turbine Otter was carried out in 2010. Sold to Superior Airways at Red Lake in 2018.

Otter 294 was delivered to the British Antarctic Survey (BAS) on 5 November 1959 registered VP-FAK. It was packed into a crate at Downsview and shipped to Deception Island in the Antarctic on board the MV Kista Dan, arriving 26 January 1960. First flight in the Antarctic was on 3 February 1960. It made its last flight from Adelaide Island to Deception Island on 7 March 1967. The Deception Island base was closed due to a volcanic eruption in December 1967. VP-FAK remained at Deception Island, lying outside the abandoned hangar. It was still to be seen there in 2004, thirty-seven years later.

This former Kenmore Air DHC-3T Otter, N708KA, was delivered to Key West Seaplane Adventures on March 18, 2023 and was photographed at Key West International Airport on May 13, 2023 with Kenmore Air titles still visible on rear fuselage. The aircraft was originally delivered to the RCAF in Dec. 1954 as 3692. Following retirement in 1980, its as exported to the USA in January 1983 as N2634Y and flew in the US until 2001 when it returned to Canada as C-GIWQ. It was sold to Kenmore Air in 2014 and registered N2634Y and later N708KA in 2015 when it was converted to turbine. For more history, see http://www.dhc-3archive.com/DHC-3_59.html