Light aircraft D.H. Moth CF-AGE (Lachute) Avion léger

Light aircraft D.H. Moth CF-AGE (Lachute) Avion léger

A collection of photos featuring various types of airplanes
Une collection de photos présentant différents types d'avions

EN- The Moth was used as a trainer by many air forces and flying clubs as well as by private owners in many countries.
FR-Le Moth a été utilisé comme entraîneur par de nombreuses forces aériennes et aéroclubs, ainsi que par des propriétaires privés dans de nombreux pays.

C.K. Graham, Arthur Graham.
Conservation: Aylmer Heritage Association (AHA) Association du patrimoine d’Aylmer (APA)

Negatives black and white transformed into photos- Négatifs noir et blanc transformées en photos

Graham Collection (Book red-Livre rouge) Page 50

Category/Catégorie: Aviation

AHA/APA ID: P26-0003

Circa/vers 1933-4

Gabriela Sanchez: Digital Curator, Database and Interactive Resources/Conservateur numérique, base de données et ressources interactives
Samuel Landry: Digitisation process for black & white negatives/Processus de numérisation des négatifs noir et blanc

Aylmer Heritage Association (AHA) Association du patrimoine d’Aylmer (APA)

The Moth was used as a trainer by many air forces and flying clubs as well as by private owners in many countries. The first 27 Moths came to Canada from England in 1927. By 1928 de Havilland Aircraft of Canada began to assemble and to service Moth aircraft in Toronto. During the 1930s there were more Moths on the Canadian Register than any other type and they became a standard trainer in the RCAF. Very few pilots trained during the 1930s would not have flown Moths. https://ingeniumcanada.org/aviation/artifact/de-havilland-dh-60x-moth

English

APA/AHA