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Canadian Air Travellers still weigh in baggage
Canadian Air Travellers still weigh in baggage

Canadian Air Travellers still weigh in baggage

Date8/11/1965
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Original Toronto Star caption: Canadian Air Travellers still weigh in baggage. But new U.S. method calls for measuring the bags.
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ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
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Copyright HolderToronto Star (Firm)
Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0002857F
Country:Canada
Province or state:Ontario
Malton's proposed jetport modeled in sugar won first prize in culinary competition conducted as part of the annual Canadian Restaurant association mee(...)
Malton's proposed jetport modeled in sugar won first prize in culinary competition conducted as part of the annual Canadian Restaurant association mee(...)
3/28/1960
Mrs. M. Kwan studies model of Toronto's new international airport which goes into operation Jan 12, Circular building at left is second aeroquay plann(...)
Mrs. M. Kwan studies model of Toronto's new international airport which goes into operation Jan 12, Circular building at left is second aeroquay plann(...)
1/3/1964
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
Crowded airports-where the jet age slows to a standstill
Crowded airports-where the jet age slows to a standstill
12/18/1967
Some of the woods around Malton airport in this 1967 picture have given way to expansion to accommodate larger aircraft
Some of the woods around Malton airport in this 1967 picture have given way to expansion to accommodate larger aircraft
10/27/1972
New baggage scanners at airport, for international flites, bags are checked before check-in, thus carry-on and checked bags are both scanned. New scanners are larger than old ones
New baggage scanners at airport, for international flites, bags are checked before check-in, thus carry-on and checked bags are both scanned. New scanners are larger than old ones
11/25/1985
High-flying effort: Thousands of people work together at Pearson International Airport to ensure that planes like this one make it into the air and safely back to ground
High-flying effort: Thousands of people work together at Pearson International Airport to ensure that planes like this one make it into the air and safely back to ground
7/13/1990
Waiting turns: Airplanes stand in line on the runway at Pearson Airport yesterday following a wildcat walkout by eight out of 10 air traffic controllers on the day shift
Waiting turns: Airplanes stand in line on the runway at Pearson Airport yesterday following a wildcat walkout by eight out of 10 air traffic controllers on the day shift
8/23/1991
Hollis Harris: Air Canada chief, left, will be a key in merger talks
Hollis Harris: Air Canada chief, left, will be a key in merger talks
7/28/1992
Low-tech delivery. Air Canada mechanic Tony Mallalieu pedals by on his old reliable, a parts delivery bicycle, while behind him at Pearson Internation(...)
Low-tech delivery. Air Canada mechanic Tony Mallalieu pedals by on his old reliable, a parts delivery bicycle, while behind him at Pearson Internation(...)
8/30/1993
Still aloft: Nationair staved off forced bankruptcy yesterday when it paid $13,000 to the Quebec Inn after the hoteller filed a petition in Quebec Superior Court
Still aloft: Nationair staved off forced bankruptcy yesterday when it paid $13,000 to the Quebec Inn after the hoteller filed a petition in Quebec Superior Court
11/4/1992
Opposite sides: Auto Workers chief Buzz Hargrove, far left, says Tories are at risk if they don't support a ballout of Canadian, while Gemini's chief Paul Nelson, left, is opposed
Opposite sides: Auto Workers chief Buzz Hargrove, far left, says Tories are at risk if they don't support a ballout of Canadian, while Gemini's chief Paul Nelson, left, is opposed
11/17/1992