Previously with Trans-Provincial Airlines 1974 - 78, C-GHCT is pictured after service with Head Bay Logging. Leased to Tradewinds Aviation in April 1980, the aircraft was damaged in an accident during filming a movie in 1981. Salvaged and stored, the aircraft took flight again circa 1992 as C-GSIH. Later registrations N323RS and C-GATJ, it's most recently N733PF with Master Aviation LLC since October 2023.

De-identified and in full make up, C-GHCT is ready for a bit part in the 1982 movie "The Mother Lode". It became a much larger part when the a typical landing scene went wrong. Reducing the rate of decent too late for a glassy water landing, a float hooked and the aircraft cartwheeled, overturned and sank. Without time and a budget to re-shoot with another aircraft, the crash was written into the movie. The aircraft was salvaged and rebuilt. It's flying as C-GATJ at the time of uploading.

This 1952 Beaver was originally 51-16803 with the US Army. Among several sold to B-M Aviation Ltd / Laurentian Air Services in 1973, the aircraft is pictured leased to Tradewinds Aviation. It would overturn during landing and sink in Lake Lovelywater near Squamish, BC while filming for a movie on September 16, 1981. Recovered and repaired, the aircraft is current as C-GATJ at the time of uploading.