Destroyed by fire after the engine backfired after landing at Ferland, Ontario on February 14, 1941,

The first photographic survey aircraft that flew in Argentina. It was delivered as F-152 in 1937. To LV-FHZ in 1953. Withdrawn from use in 1963 and stored for the museum. Later moved to the main collection at Moron. 24 Fairchild 82s were built of which four were the 82D version with increased maximum takeoff weight.

Suffered damage in an accident on Anishanabi Lake, Ontario on March 16, 1944 and written off. Photo from: Ken Molson fonds - Ingenium

The Argentine air force bought two Canadian designed and built Fairchild 82Ds for survey work. Sister ship 152 has been preserved. The fate of 151 is unknown but it was serialled F-151 at one stage. and possibly T-151 too when its role changed Photo from: Ken Molson fonds - Ingenium

The first photographic survey aircraft that flew in Argentina. It was delivered as F-152 in 1937. To LV-FHZ in 1953. Withdrawn from use in 1963 and stored at Quilmes for the museum. Later moved to the main collection at Moron. 24 Fairchild 82s were built of which four were the 82D version with increased maximum takeoff weight.

The first photographic survey aircraft that flew in Argentina. It was delivered as F-152 in 1937. To LV-FHZ in 1953. Withdrawn from use in 1963 and stored for the museum. Later moved to the main collection at Moron. 24 Fairchild 82s were built of which four were the 82D version with increased maximum takeoff weight.

One of 24 Model 82's built for bush flying. Delivered to Canadian Aws in 1936 and fitted with skis for winter operations. Later to Canadian Pacific from whom this photo was obtained 60 years ago.