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AP-ACL |
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1948 |
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OnzeAir |
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Victory Aircraft Avro Lancaster Mark X |
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CF-CMX |
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Trans-Canada Air Lines (TCA) |
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Victory Aircraft Avro Lancaster Mark X
(construction number 3385) built in Canada by Victory
Aircraft Limited at Malton, Ontario. Flown to United Kingdom (UK) in June 1945.
Royal Air Force (RAF) serial number FM184. Stored in UK, May
7, 1947. Converted to Lancaster XPP (Lancaster Mark X
Passenger Plane) specifications as
10-seater passenger or cargo/transport aircraft (Avro 691
Lancastrian 1). Registered in Canada as CF-CMX, for
Trans-Canada Air Lines (TCA). Flown by Canadian Government Trans-Atlantic
Air Service (CGTAS) for mail and VIP service. Seen at London-Heathrow
Airport, May 30, 1948. Sold to Skyways Limited which was an
airline based in UK and leased to OnzeAir based at Karachi. Registered
in Pakistan as AP-ACL for OnzeAir. Registration AP-ACL removed from Pakistan
Aircraft Register on December 3, 1948. Aircraft returned to
United Kingdom and scrapped later. |
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