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JIM WELLER (1:123/140) wrote to BO SIMONSEN at 22:17 on 24 Jan 2008:
JW> It was a domestic Canadian flight; it happened a few years ago when
JW> the metric system was first bring introduced here.
Jim and Bo,
Remember this was on a 1983 flight from Montreal to Edmonton and it had not
even gotten half way before running out of fuel. I still look at this as
one of the more significant feats in the history of Canadian flying.
Take care,
Steven Horn (steven.horn{at}northwestel.net)
Moderator, ALASKA_CHAT
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