First leased to Canadian Airlines in September 1991, this A320 was merged into Air Canada's fleet in 2001 after buying Canadian in 2000. It was one of a number of 737s and A320s used by low cost subsidiary Air Canada Tango 2001 - 04. The aircraft was re-configured to fly with another subsidiary Air Canada Jetz for sports charters until returned to the mainline fleet circa 2015. Stored December 2020 - July 2022 during the covid 19 downturn, it is current in the fleet at the time of uploading.

This King Air with unusual bare metal cowlings and nacelles is parked outside Beechcraft dealer Perimeter Aviation's hangar. Still visible on the hangar are the old painted letters for Bristol Aviation Division which dates back to early post-WW-II years. Bristol (from the UK) took over the then McDonald Brothers who had made hundreds of Anson V aircraft for the RCAF during the war and were in danger of going bust in the post-war slump. Eventually the name was changed to Bristol Aerospace and that is a whole other success story.

Delivered new 3rd Oct 1991 and merged into Air Canada Apr 2001