401 Sqn. St Hubert. DND photo.

The first Otter 'all-purpose plane' for the RCAF. The AB code was applied randomly and did not refer to No 401 Sqn. 3661 served with the Fort Churchill, Manitoba Station Flight and with No 408 Sqn at Rockcliffe, Ottawa. Donated to India in 1963, becoming BM-1004. Sold back to Canada in 1990, becoming C-GPPL. Current in Alaska as a DHC-3T, N753AK, as of 2021.

The latest arrival for turbinization at Kal Air Repair. Ex C-GPPL and this was the first Otter delivered to the RCAF back in 1953. With a cn of 7, this Otter has for many years been identified as the "James Bond 007 Otter" and has carried a small symbol of it under the horiz stab. Its still there with its current owner, Wings Airways of Juneau, Alaska

Photo taken from the cruise ship in Juneau. This Otter is on its way for another of many flights during the day. There is a James Bond 007 symbol painted under the horizontal stab which coincides with the cn which is 7. Its been there for many years under different owners.

Awaiting turbine conversion with previous markings C-GPPL and Hawk Air taped out. After conversion it became C-FUAH then back on the FAA register for delivery.

Another Super Otter has joined the fleet and is now operating in Alaska. Ex- C-GPPL, N342AK