This CF-5A is on display in the garden of the Ramada Inn at the Glenn Miller Road, Trenton, along Highway 401.

116754 is pictured with the Air Force's Aerospace Engineering Test Establishment . It was used by the establishment during 1979 - 89 for rocket firing trials and other development work. One of the last active Canadian CF-5s, the fighter was retired and stored in June 1995 until sold to the Botswana government for their Defence Force Air Wing in 1997.

This 419 Squadron CF-5 was one of thirteen (10 single seat and three dual aircraft) delivered from storage to the Botswana Defense Force Air Wing in 1997.

Taken in Strength in April 1970, 116712 spent some time in storage before entering service. The type was retired in 1995 and the fighter went back in storage until acquired by the Canadian Air Land Sea Museum in Markham, ON in November 2005.

Taken on strength April 7, 1970, 116749 was placed in storage for a while due to budget constraints before joining 434 Squadron. Later with 533 and 419 Squadrons before being used as an instructional airframe serialed A887 in 1988. When the type was retired in 1995, the aircraft was preserved at Air Command Headquarters in Winnipeg, MB in 434 Squadron colors.

Also known as Canadair CF-116

Slightly toned down for Maple Flag exercises, this 434 Squadron Freedom Fighter was stored Feb 1995. It was transferred to the Botswana Air Force March 1997.

Turkish Stars aircraft from 134 Filo