The second Convair 580 to wear these marks, the first (c/n168) being registered to Kelowna Flightcraft between October 1983 and May 1989. This aircraft was bought by Kelowna in October 1990 and was also used by Canair Cargo, Trans Provincial Airlines and Air BC before joining Nolinor in November 2005. Written off after suffering a nosewheel collapse at Kasba Lake airstrip, Manitoba (YDU) on 3rd August 2011.

A Convair 440 built for Varig, but not taken up but was instead delivered to Venezuela for Avensa in 1956. Converted to a 580 in 1969, the aircraft sold to Plymouth Leasing in 1979. Leased as N589PL to Air New England, Sierra Pacific Airlines and Prinair over the next ten years, it was bought by Kelowna Flightcraft with the re-used registration C-GKFP in 1990. Pictured flying seasonally for Wollaston Lake Lodge, the aircraft was sold to Nolinor Aviation in 2005. On August 3, 2011 the nose gear collapsed landing at Kasba Lake Airport, NT , damaging the aircraft beyond repair.

Let there be light! After an overcast day the clouds opened for this 8 pm arrival. Delivered new to Westjet as C-GWCY in 2006 and here with Aeroflyer positioning in from its Kelowna (CYLW) base for a charter to Ottawa (CYOW). This and sister ship C-GKFQ may be the only two 737-600 still in airline service other than Air Algérie. There are three registered to the USAF with N-numbers (out of an original six), but all others of the generic type appear to be in storage or scrapped. (If I'm wrong send in a correction message.)

The first use of this registration on a Convair 580. Current with Air Freight NZ in 2020.

Kelowna Flightcraft eventually turned this into a cream puff, but at this date it was ugly.

Flies for Wollaston Lake Lodge, during summer months - Six of eleven Convairs in this compound. Showing HKF, KFO, N43938, N5248N, N4753B. In August 2011, C-GKFP sustained severe damage in a landing accident when the nose gear collapsed upon landing on a very poor runway. The aircraft was written off.

Chartered by the New Democratic Party and logo applied for the 1991 British Columbia Provincial election.