Only 12 Huskies were built. This one was originally operated by the Manitoba Province Government, hence the registration. It crashed into a wooded area at Beaver River, Yukon 31 July 1979 in poor visibility with just the pilot, Eddy Phillips on board, who survived with just a cut to his head. Subsequently recovered back to White Horse, Yukon. Transferred to St Andrews in October 1998. Seen in the Western Canada Aviation Museum reserve store compound.

This is one of 12 Huskys built and one of only 4 that were converted to -2 models. In 1979 it flew into fog shrouded trees..

The ninth of twelve Fairchild Huskies built. Toughly designed for rough use in the Canadian bush and lakes. Originally operated by the Manitoba provincial government - hence the registration.