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Bottom - DeHavilland Hornet Moth DH87A<br> Attractions & Amusements in Alberta picture - This Hornet Moth was used as a mining exploration airplane for the Consolidated Mining and Smelting Company from 1936 to 1947. It operated year-round on wheels skis and floats. CF-AYG spent its entire working career in Western Canada and is one of only two surviving Hornet Moths in the world. There were 165 built. 1 pilot 1 passenger 130 hp 130 mph.
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This Hornet Moth was used as a mining exploration airplane for the Consolidated Mining and Smelting Company from 1936 to 1947. It operated year-round on wheels skis and floats. CF-AYG spent its entire working career in Western Canada and is one of only two surviving Hornet Moths in the world. There were 165 built. 1 pilot 1 passenger 130 hp 130 mph.
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