Oct 5, 2002 · A Wardair passenger agent presently got on the P.A., and announced, "Good evening, ladies and gentlemen, Wardair Canada, Flight 700, Boeing 747 service to London-Gatwick, is now ready for boarding. At this time we would like to invite all passengers requiring assistance, and families with small children, to make their way up front for boarding.

Oct 9, 2023 · Photo taken at Toronto - Lester B. Pearson International (Malton) (YYZ / CYYZ) in Ontario, Canada in April, 1976.

Apr 7, 2004 · Wardair Canada Ltd., once the pride and envy of carriers the world over, was no more. Wardair Canada Ltd., the carrier Max Ward had almost single handedly built up from his Northern Canada charter operation, was history. At Wardair offices system wide, there was utter shock and disbelief, and profound sadness.

Wardair Canada There are 234 photos for airline Wardair Canada in the aviation photo database.

Aug 11, 2005 · Wardair operated a very successful tour holiday division, called 'Holidays By Wardair'. Historical note: In 1983 and 84, Wardair was the largest operator, in terms of pax volume, to Hawaii. WD brought more vacationers to the Hawaiian Islands than United Airlines.

Back in the good 'ol days...I remember flying to Europe on the Wardair 747. Many thanks to the original photographer for permission to upload this picture. - Photo taken at Saskatoon - John G. Diefenbaker (YXE / CYXE) in Saskatchewan, Canada in July, 1984.

Originally built for Braniff but not taken up, Wardair 747 is shown lifting off from Rwy 6L at Toronto - Photo taken at Toronto - Lester B. Pearson International (Malton) (YYZ / CYYZ) in Ontario, Canada on July 31, 1985.

The first of three DC-10s ordered by Wardair, serving for 10 years till sold to GPA for Finnair as OH-LHE in 9.88. Converted to a freighter and registered N607GC to Gemini Air Cargo in 11.97; arrived at Opa Locka for storage in 10.10 - Photo taken at London - Gatwick (LGW / EGKK) in England, United Kingdom in July, 1982.

Jul 4, 2005 · Wardair was sold the Canadian AL for just over C$200M. A BIG mistake by Canadian....Wardair was close to bankruptcy. Max Ward came out of the sale with about C$70M. Canadian AL eventually got rid of the entire Wardair fleet including the A310's. 5 of the 12 A310's now serve with the Canadian Armed Forces. 1 crashed in Nepal flying for Thai Intl.

Wardair Canada. REG: C-GXRB McDonnell Douglas DC-10-30. MSN: 46976 ...