Delivered new to Perimeter Airlines in 1978, their first Metroliner, and here on lease to Awood Air from 1991 to 1997. After return to Perimeter it became their dedicated air ambulance until it struck terrain and broke into three during a missed approach at Shamattawa/MB (CZTM) on 11 October 2001.

Perimeter Aviation started in 1960 as Canada's first private Instrument flight training school. Gradually adding maintenance services and charter work, the airline greatly expanded in 1976 when it took over Manitoba routes from Transair. The company added two new Metroliners in 1978, C-GYPA the first delivered in July. Perimeter would operate over forty Metros with twenty-seven of them still current at the time of uploading. Tragically, C-GYPA crashed overshooting at Shamattawa, MB on a medevac flight October 11, 2001.

Written off 11-Oct-2001. Crashed after missed approach near Shamattawa, Canada.