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   Welcome to Canadian Warplane Heritage - Canada's Flying Museum website. PreviousNext. From the Vault. Buy A Flight. Shop. 9280 Airport Road. Mount Hope, ON L0R 1W0. 905-679-4183. Subscribe to our Newsletter.

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2. www.warplane.com › aircraft › flightsAircraft Flights | Canadian Warplane Heritage Museum

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   Aircraft Flights. LANCASTER SCHEDULE. Lancaster passenger seats are SOLD OUT for 2024. Seats for the 2025 season are expected to go on sale in November 2024. THE ONLY PLACE IN THE WORLD YOU CAN FLY IN A LANCASTER and many more including the Tiger Moth biplane, B-25 Mitchell bomber, D-Day veteran Dakota and PBY Canso.

3. www.warplane.com › aircraft › collectionAircraft Details | Canadian Warplane Heritage Museum

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   Construction Number: 3414. Civil Registration: C-GVRA. Current Markings: RCAF KB726. Length: 69 ft 6 in. Wingspan: 102 ft. Power: 1,640 hp each. Engine: 4 x Packard Merlin 224. Maximum Speed: 275 mph. Cruising Speed: 210 mph. Service Ceiling: 25,700 ft. Range: 2,530 miles. Previous Aircraft. Next Aircraft. Aircraft Description.

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   Canadian Warplane Heritage Museum. 69,138 likes · 10,826 talking about this · 5,476 were here. Canada’s Flying Museum, featuring over 40 historic aircraft and interactive exhibits for all ages!

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   The Avro Lancaster flown by the museum is one of only two airworthy Lancasters in the world. Known as the Mynarski Memorial Lancaster in honour of Pilot Officer Andrew Charles Mynarski, it is painted in the markings of his aircraft.

6. www.globalaviationresource.com › v2/2014/02 › 24Aviation News – RAF BBMF to host Canadian Warplane Heritage ...

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   Feb 24, 2014 · CWHM Lancaster – courtesy RAF BBMF. The CWHM Lancaster will depart from Hamilton, Ontario on August 4th with plans to arrive in England on August 8th. The North Atlantic crossing will include en-route stops at Goose Bay, Labrador, Canada, Narsarsuaq, Greenland, and Keflavik, Iceland, prior to arriving in the UK.

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   How many Lancasters were built in WW2?

   • In total 7,377 Lancasters rolled off the production lines in Britain and Canada, during WW II. Today, 17 Lancasters survive around the world, but only two are in flying condition. The Museum's Lancaster Mk. X was built at Victory Aircraft, Malton in July 1945 and was later converted to a RCAF 10MR configuration.

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   How many RCAF Lancasters are there?

   • The Lancaster was ceremonially retired from the RCAF at Downsview (Toronto) in April 1964. In total 7,377 Lancasters rolled off the production lines in Britain and Canada, during WW II. Today, 17 Lancasters survive around the world, but only two are in flying condition. The Museum's Lancaster Mk.

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   How many HP did a Lancaster have?

   • The prototype Lancaster, which flew in January 1941, was a converted Manchester airframe with an enlarged wing centre section and four 1145 hp Rolls-Royce Merlin Xs. The Merlins replaced two 1,760 hp Rolls-Royce Vulture engines, which had proved to be very unreliable.

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   How many Lancasters did the RCAF have after WW2?

   • After WW II, about 230 Lancasters served with the RCAF in several roles including, Arctic reconnaissance, maritime patrol and as a bomber. The Lancaster was ceremonially retired from the RCAF at Downsview (Toronto) in April 1964. In total 7,377 Lancasters rolled off the production lines in Britain and Canada, during WW II.

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8. skiesmag.com › press-releases › cwhmlancastertotourukCWHM Lancaster to tour UK - Skies Mag

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   Feb 24, 2014 · The Canadian Warplane Heritage Museum’s Lancaster will depart from Hamilton, Ont., on Aug. 4 and will arrive in England on Aug. 8. The North Atlantic crossing will include en-route stops at Goose Bay, Labrador; Narsarsuaq, Greenland; and Keflavik, Iceland; prior to arriving at the BBMF, RAF Coningsby.