1/144 Scale – Thunderbird Models – Boeing 737-200 – Nordair

Nordair Ltd. began as Boreal Airways and was founded by Francois “Frank” Ross in 1947 as a charter service out of Lac St. Jean Quebec. In 1957 Boreal merged with Mount Laurier Aviation to handle the large DEW line contracts and took the name Nordair. Although Maritime Central Airways was a principal shareholder of Nordair, the company always remained as a separate entity.

In 1968 Nordair purchased its first Boeing 737-200, CF-NAB. The move to jets allowed further expansion of operations in the North and Charter work to warmer destinations.

Nordair was eventually purchased by CP Air and later absorbed by Air Canada.

CF-NAB First Nordair 737 (1968) Coat of arms carried after rear doors, no Boeing titles at first, white titles added later to fin.
CF-NAH Coat of arms ahead of front door, white Boeing titles on fin.
C-GNDC Coat of arms ahead of rear door, white Boeing titles on fin.
C-GNDD No coat of arms, black Boeing titles on rear fuselage above cheatline.
C-GNDR Terry Fox below cheatline on nose, no coat of arms, white Boeing titles on fin.

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