Aircraft Photo of CF-APL | De Havilland D.H. 60T Moth Trainer

Aircraft
Registration / Serial:	CF-APL
Aircraft Original Type:	De Havilland D.H. 60 Moth
Aircraft Generic Type:	De Havilland D.H. 60 Moth
Aircraft Version:	De Havilland D.H. 60T Moth Trainer
C/n (msn):	1726

Location
City / Airport:	Ottawa - Macdonald-Cartier International / UplandsMap
Region / Country:	Ontario, Canada
Airport Codes:	ICAO: CYOW / CUUP IATA: YOW Local: - Other: -

Photo Date:	1937
Photo from:	AirHistory.net Photo Archive
Photo ID:	445423

Photo Comment
The eight DH60Ts were the prototypes of the DH82 Tiger Moth. CF-APL, ex G-ABNI, was the first to be fitted with the swept wings as seen on the DH82. It was sent to Canada in 1931 in the hope of picking up an RCAF order. The proximity of the swept lower wing to the ground was criticised. DH added dihedral to improve ground clearance and the Tiger Moth was born. However the RCAF ordered the Fleet Fawn instead. In the meantime CF-APL was sold in the civil market and was withdrawn from use in 1950. Photo from: Library and Archives Canada This photo was added on 11 March 2022, and has since been viewed 131 times.

Photo Comment

The eight DH60Ts were the prototypes of the DH82 Tiger Moth. CF-APL, ex G-ABNI, was the first to be fitted with the swept wings as seen on the DH82. It was sent to Canada in 1931 in the hope of picking up an RCAF order. The proximity of the swept lower wing to the ground was criticised. DH added dihedral to improve ground clearance and the Tiger Moth was born. However the RCAF ordered the Fleet Fawn instead. In the meantime CF-APL was sold in the civil market and was withdrawn from use in 1950. Photo from: Library and Archives Canada

This photo was added on 11 March 2022, and has since been viewed 131 times.

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