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Ceri, ceri1268(@)yahoo.ca, 15.07.2008
Not sure what kind of drunks posted the Seawind here. It was designed, built and sold as a kit for amateur class in Kemberton, PA USA and ONLY sold outside of the USA ever through Seawind Europe in Loughborough England. Only four Seawinds ever registered in Canadian history with only two still registered and no manufacture either. Tons of missing info and a major lack of the aircraft produced by companies listed here. Most of the ones listed here too, have very inacurate data to go with them. Sad but most of these listing here are years old too, as the data provided proves. Jerry your right there WAS a Boeing Canada based in Winninpeg, which was really a DeHavilland Canada's division. But there is even to this day a Bell Helicopters Canada plant in Canada. Not to mention Lear Jet is owned soley by Bombardier for decades now, but it's not here either. Consolidated built flying boats here in WWII along with Huricanes, Lancasters, Halifaxes and dozens of others not even mentioned.
jerry koch, jerrykoch007(@)earthlink.net, 09.05.2008
No comment about this airplane in particular, but about Canadian aviation in general. Aren't there Canadian divisions of American companies (like Boeing and Lockheed) too? Would these not be considered to be Canadian aircraft in the same way as those from the Canadian divisions of British companies (like Avro and DeHavilland)? Just wondering what the criteria for inclosion on this website is.
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