Canadian North airplane under tow and the Yellowknife Airport

• Main Author: Campbell, Sandy
• Format: Still Image
• Language: English
• Published: 2015
• Subjects: ᑎᖕᒥᐊᖅ (ikt); Tingmin - Piksauyuaq (ikt); Photographs; Canadian North (Airline company); Chʼiitsii nânditʼèe (Vuntut Gwich'in); Tingmiaq - Piksauyaq (ikt); Aircraft - Tail art; Airplanes - Polar Regions; Aircraft - Circumpolar Region; Yat’alá (xsl); Aircraft - Inuvialuit Development Corporation; Tingmiyualuk - Piksauyak (qivs); Northwest Territories; Nunavut; Yellowknife; Yellowknife Airport; Inuvialuit
• Online Access: https://era.library.ualberta.ca/items/086a88b0-e0d7-4ce8-aeff-0e5f0427153f; https://doi.org/10.7939/R32R83

This Boeing 737-200 Combi is flown by Canadian North Airlines, owned by Nor Terra Inc., which is, in turn owned by the 100% aboriginal Inuvialuit Development Corporation. Canadian North flies to Northwest Territories and Nunavut destinations from Edmonton and Ottawa. The Boeing 737- 200 Combi is able to land on both gravel and ice air strips. Canadian North currently has nineteen aircraft in its fleet. Ten are Boeing 737 - 200 Combis. The Canadian North aircraft tail art shows a polar bear with neck stretched up against a yellow disc on a blue background.