In service with the Royal Canadian Air Force (22110) January 1953 - September 1967 when withdrawn and stored. Sold surplus to Aircraft International Associates in 1971 as N15509, the aircraft added a Steward-Davis Jet-Pak conversion. With Hawkins and Powers 1975 - 76, it's pictured with T & G Aviation still in basic RCAF colors. Acquired by T & G in 1976, an accident on April 21, 1986 ended it's flying days. Taking off with freight for Fairbanks from Tobin Creek Airstrip in Alaska, the aircraft lost directional control on a snow covered runway and struck a snowbank.

Built in late 1984 as version B2-H2, testflown as HB-FIO and delivered new to Mount Cook Airline in early 1985. Upgraded to version B2-H4 in 1987. Transferred to Tourism Holdings Ltd in July of 1998, and then to Aoraki Mount Cook Ski Planes in early 2003. Still current at the time of upload, along with sisterships ZK-MCN (c/n 824) and ZK-MCK (c/n 809), the latter now with Skydive Franz Josef Ltd based at Franz Josef Glacier.

Sold in Indonesia as PK-ZDF in 1969. Photo from: Raymond H Folger Library / University of Maine

Although stored at the time this picture was taken this airframe was not only converted to a BT-67 but also a "geoscience mapping aircraft" for Fugro / CGG.

This 1995 built CL-415 crashed with 3392 flight hours on 1 Aug'05. After take-off from Ajaccio AP and a first scooping, Pelican 36 intervened with 2 other CL-415s a fire near Piétramaggiore (Corsica, France). After 8 passes, 36 began its last scooping in the Gulf of Revellata, it gained height and continued the circuit to arrive on the drop axis. 36 was directed to drop its load on the exact same location as one of the other CL-415s but things went wrong, it went off track, then the tail section of 36 separated from the fuselage due to possible high stress, it impacted the side of a mountain.

To Basler Turboprop Conversions Jun 2012. To Fugro Aviation Aug 2012 as C-FAZO and later CCG Aviation as C-GGSU. Reported as stored in 2018.

During my visit to Red Deer in September 2005, 13 recently retired A-26 firebomber aircraft were parked on the ramp and were for sale for $100,000 each.