Pictured in a cross over color scheme of Canadian Airlines. When Pacific Western Airlines bought and merged with CP Air in 1987, C-GOPW (delivered September 30, 1980) took several years before it required major maintenance and new paint.

Almost 43-years old when photographed and still going strong and looking good!

Pacific Western's latest 737 pictured just arrived from Boeing in Seattle. Delivered September 30, 1980 and after 40 years, still flying with Air Inuit at the time of uploading.

Air North was initially a subsidiary of Canadian Airlines, starting out in 1989. The airline was sold to holding company Norterra in 1998 and this 737 is still current with them at the time of uploading.

PWA's 1980 built B737 combi parked on the GA ramp so probably a Distant Early Warning (DEW-Line) resupply flight. Still in operation with Canadian North at time of upload and as someone pointed out, having the gravel kit is what saves these old birds from the scrap-man's axe.

Delvered to Pacific Western Airlines September 30, 1980, this 737 was first flown for Canadian North by Canadian Airlines. When Canadian was taken over by Air Canada, this 737 was sold to Arkia Leasing in April 2001 as the Cargo aircraft were worth more than the passenger only aircraft. Canadian North bought the Combi the following December, still in Canadian's final colors. It is still current with Canadian North at the time of uploading.