Overhaul of Grumman G-73 Mallard J-54

Over the past few years we have been working on the overhaul of a Grumman Mallard.  Please click here to view some picture of the overhaul process.

Work on the Mosquito has been moving forward over the past few months.  Mel and Marty have been running the new plumbing throughout the Mosquito.  Click below to view some pictures of the progress!

Please click here to see the new pictures of the project!

The North American T-28 Trojan is a piston-engined military trainer aircraft that was used by the US Air Force and the US Navy starting in the 1950’s.  Victoria Air Maintenance has restored over 32 of these aircraft.  Click here to go to our project section and view some picture of a complete restoration that was done.

Work has been moving along during the last few months on the restoration of the deHavilland Mosquito.  We would like to thank the EAA AirVenture Museum in Oshkosh, Wisconsin and Kermit Weeks for their help by allowing us to visit and take photographs of their Mosquito.  This is a huge help!  Thank you!

To view some of the pictures of the Mosquito Project at Victoria Air Maintenance and to read whats been going on, click here!

Gordie Tupper with Chek News recently visited Victoria Air Maintenance to have a look at the Mosquito project

We have uploaded some new photos of the Mosquito from June and July, Click here to have a look!

Check out the May 2009 Photo Album of CF-HML by clicking here!

In order to move the Mosquito by truck, the fuselage needed to be removed from the wing section.  Today the engineers at Victoria Air Maintenance put the wing section up on jacks and then lifted the fuselage back up onto the wing.  Click here to view pictures of the reassembly.

Today, the deHavilland Mosquito arrived at Victoria Air Maintenance.    The Mosquito was disassembled earlier in the week and was then transported by truck.  CF-HML is now safely in the hangar at Victoria Air Maintenance where the skilled mechanics and engineers can begin work on the overhaul.  Click here to view pictures of the move.

Currently CF-HML is waiting for just the right conditions to make her trip from the mainland to Vancouver Island. . . Hopefully this week.