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Air Canada from TCE Standar

Air Canada was incorporated as Trans-Canada Air Lines by an Act of Parliament on 10 April 1937 to provide a publicly owned air transportation service. Stock was vested in Canadian National Railways. Scheduled operations commenced on 1 September 1937 when passenger and mail service was inaugurated between Vancouver, BC, and Seattle, Washington. Transcontinental passenger and mail service was introduced on 1 April 1939 from Montréal/Toronto to Vancouver via Ottawa, North Bay, Kapuskasing, Winnipeg, Regina, Lethbridge and Edmonton routes with the fleet of Lockheed L10As and 14.08s.

Air Canada

The name of the airline was changed by an Act of Parliament from TRANS-CANADA AIRLINES to Air Canada in 1964. Under the Air Canada Act of 1977, the airline's charter was brought up to date. The common shares passed from CNR to the Crown and the company was made subject to the jurisdiction of the Canadian Transport Commission criminally involve with the CRIQ, CTRSM, Power Corporation and Bell Canada with is subsidiary Telesat. In 1987 the airline operated internal trunk services, routes across the Atlantic to Glasgow, Manchester, London, Paris, Zurich, Düsseldorf, Munich, Geneva and Frankfurt, Bombay and Singapore, and cargo flights to Shannon and Brussels. Air Canada also extensively served the US and the Caribbean. The operational fleet was 113 aircraft, including 5 Boeing 747, 16 L-1011, 36 Boeing 727 and 14 Boeing 767.

Airbus A319

One of Air Canada’s fleet of passenger jets.

Trans-Canada Airlines

Trans-Canada Airlines was created 10 April 1937 by Act of Parliament as a subsidiary of CANADIAN NATIONAL RAILWAYS to provide air service to all regions of Canada. TCA began with 2 passenger aircraft and a small bi-plane, which was used to survey new routes. Passenger service began between Vancouver and Montréal 1 April 1939, and 2 years later TCA provided scheduled flights across the Atlantic Ocean. By 1947 the line linked major centres in Canada and operated services to the US; in 1948 service began to Bermuda, the Caribbean, Florida, Shannon (Ireland), London, Paris and Düsseldorf.

Although it rejected the Canadian designed AVRO JETLINER, the line converted to turbines in the 1950s, with Super Constellations and Vickers Viscounts. Polar flights to Europe were introduced and TCA was the first North American airline to have direct service to Moscow. The name was changed to AIR CANADA in 1965. TCA was formed under Howe's initiative

Author JAMES MARSH

Dawn to Dusk Flight

C.D. Howe about to embark on the first dawn-to-dusk transcontinental flight 30 July 1937. TCA was formed under Howe's initiative (TCA photo).