Klaatu83, e-mail, 25.06.2012 16:21 I witnessed an Italian example of this airplane water-bombing a wildfire in Calabria. It would alight in the Straits of Messina to scoop up a load of water, immediately take off, deposit it's load on the fire, come straight back and then repeat the operation all over again. It was very efficient, and very effective.

Jeff K, e-mail, 31.03.2012 00:48 Does / did RCAF or Canadian Forces ever field an ASW or SAR version of a CL415 or CL215? I vaguely recall seeing an illustration (not photo) of one in dark grey with the Maple Leaf roundel.

daxiong, 20.06.2011 06:23 I would like to ferry people between New York city and the Hamptons.

Steven Sparks, e-mail, 04.11.2009 01:45 When you update this page, include the CL-415 Super-Scooper

Mike Green, 22.07.2009 08:49 The later version of this all-Canadian aircraft was even more efficient, the radials being replaced with turbos.

JOSE MIGUEL QUINTERO, e-mail, 01.07.2009 01:53 ESTE ES EL AVION MAS HERMOZO QUE VOLE DURANTE 35 DE MI CARRERA DE PILOTO SUS SIGLAS ERAN YV-O-INC-I Y YV-O-INC-2 LOGRE 74 BOMBARDEOS DE AGUA EN INCENDIOS VARIOS Y COMO TRANSPORTE DE PERSONAL POR TODO EL CANAL DE NAVEGACION DEL RIO ORINOCO EN VENEZUELA

Steve Voiles, e-mail, 29.12.2008 20:18 Is there a way to locate scale drawings of the CL 215? Better yet is there a 3D graphic that can be revolved on a computer screen?

Ande, e-mail, 08.11.2007 22:17 I would like to know about the passenger carrying capabilities of this aircraft and where one can be physically seen. I would like to ferry people between New York city and the Hamptons.

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