CF-TCG
Lockheed 14-08
(c/n 1451)
Trans Canada was one the few airlines to use the Lockheed
14 (the so-called Super Electra, and
forerunner of the Hudson bomber) in any numbers. Northwest
Airlines was another. TCA had
16
of
them. CF-TCG, the fourth acquired, was later sold to Kenting
Aviation as a photographic
survey aircraft, and in 1952 was sold in the US becoming N66577
It later went to Peru, (probably
still as
a survey machine) first as OB-LBV-296 and later as OB-QAG-338.