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Max Ward and friends: He's pulled off a deal to finance his airline's expansion - adding a dozen jet planes with a total cost of more than $1 billion over 10 years
Max Ward and friends: He's pulled off a deal to finance his airline's expansion - adding a dozen jet planes with a total cost of more than $1 billion over 10 years

Max Ward and friends: He's pulled off a deal to finance his airline's expansion - adding a dozen jet planes with a total cost of more than $1 billion over 10 years

Date3/25/1981
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Original Toronto Star caption: Max Ward and friends: He's pulled off a deal to finance his airline's expansion - adding a dozen jet planes with a total cost of more than $1 billion over 10 years.
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0088138F
Airlines crowd Canadian skies. Expansion plans of foreign carriers, year-to-date. Delta Airlines: Delta pays $10 million (U.S.) in February to buy Tor(...)
Airlines crowd Canadian skies. Expansion plans of foreign carriers, year-to-date. Delta Airlines: Delta pays $10 million (U.S.) in February to buy Tor(...)
6/23/1991
Selling airline: Wardair Inc. chairman Max Ward, 66, announced yesterday that he is selling the carrier to PWA Corp., owner of Canadian Airlines International
Selling airline: Wardair Inc. chairman Max Ward, 66, announced yesterday that he is selling the carrier to PWA Corp., owner of Canadian Airlines International
1/20/1989
Flight Attendants of Wardair picket outside hanger where one of the charter airline's planes is being checed
Flight Attendants of Wardair picket outside hanger where one of the charter airline's planes is being checed
1/14/1973
Tracking the Planes: An Air Canada employee monitors flights at the airline's control centre at Pearson
Tracking the Planes: An Air Canada employee monitors flights at the airline's control centre at Pearson
7/10/1990
Selling: Wardair Inc. chairman Max Ward, 66, announced yesterday that he is selling the carrier to PWA Corp., owner of Canadian Airlines international
Selling: Wardair Inc. chairman Max Ward, 66, announced yesterday that he is selling the carrier to PWA Corp., owner of Canadian Airlines international
1/19/1989
New prop: De Havilland Aircraft of Canada in Downsview is working on a new type of propeller for turboprop planes, which it says are more fuel-efficient than jets
New prop: De Havilland Aircraft of Canada in Downsview is working on a new type of propeller for turboprop planes, which it says are more fuel-efficient than jets
11/26/1982
Terror in the air during foiled hijacking of an Israeli El Al airlines jet is recounted at Toronto International Airport as David Meranda greets his w(...)
Terror in the air during foiled hijacking of an Israeli El Al airlines jet is recounted at Toronto International Airport as David Meranda greets his w(...)
9/7/1970
gers Leave bus that brought them from Toronto to the International Airport to board an American Airlines jet remainder of their journey. At least 1,00(...)
gers Leave bus that brought them from Toronto to the International Airport to board an American Airlines jet remainder of their journey. At least 1,00(...)
1/18/1972
Sky policeman Ted Ainsworth has his problems when half a dozen planes wait for the world to take-off and others circle overhead, waiting to come in. H(...)
Sky policeman Ted Ainsworth has his problems when half a dozen planes wait for the world to take-off and others circle overhead, waiting to come in. H(...)
1/11/1941
Tom Williams. Fort Erie, Feb. 20 - A guy with the sky for his laboratory is Tom Williams. Up there he's tested more than a thousand planes and heaven knows how many parachutes
Tom Williams. Fort Erie, Feb. 20 - A guy with the sky for his laboratory is Tom Williams. Up there he's tested more than a thousand planes and heaven knows how many parachutes
2/20/1943
In command of 75 policemen assembled at Toronto International Airport Saturday morning while a hijacked Southern Airlines plane was on the ground was (...)
In command of 75 policemen assembled at Toronto International Airport Saturday morning while a hijacked Southern Airlines plane was on the ground was (...)
11/13/1972
Hung up: Canadian Airlines International executives Rhys Eyton, right, and Kevin Jenkins say the airline is losing money because of overcrowding at Terminal 1
Hung up: Canadian Airlines International executives Rhys Eyton, right, and Kevin Jenkins say the airline is losing money because of overcrowding at Terminal 1
5/17/1990