This 0.6-scale replica of the Avro Arrow is being built in Calgary. (Erika Stark/CBC) Upstairs, Jason Palset is hard at work flying the Arrow through a simulator.

The Avro Arrow, also known as the CF-105, had a lot resting on its wings. However, the dream turned into a nightmare when the program was canceled less than a year after the plane’s first flight ...

A replica of the ill-fated Avro Arrow, seen here on display in 2013, was built by volunteers from the Canadian Air and Space Museum. Keith Beaty/Toronto Star/Getty Images ...

What You Need to Know: The Avro Canada CF-105 Arrow was a groundbreaking Cold War fighter jet developed to protect Canada from Soviet bombers.With a fly-by-wire system and powerful Iroquois ...

The stage prop, originally built for “The Flying Avro Arrow – A Musical”, measures 46-feet, 7&1/2-inches long (about 14.21 meters). That is more than half the original size of the actual ...

The Avro Arrow was the first and only supersonic interceptor built in Canada, developed to respond to Soviet bombers that could attack North America by flying over the Arctic. In 1959, the Arrow ...

Canada may not be known for its jet fighters now, but in the 1950s it was working on an aircraft that many people say represented the state of the art – the Avro Arrow. Although the planes are ...

To recap, the Avro Canada CF-105 Arrow was a state-of-the-art delta-winged fighter built in the 1950s. ... prior to a production model being built. They reached supersonic speeds, ...

Watching thousands of fellow workers react to being fired was bad, but seeing the destruction of plans, research material and five working Avro Arrow aircraft still burns Syd Waldron. Richard ...

But if nothing else, the advancements made in aeronautics on the CF-105 project still have a direct impact on the gen-V fighters being built today. From that perspective, the Avro Arrow was ...