Designer

Manufacturer

basic designation

variant or model

name

company designation

company number

100472

Avro Canada

CF-100

Mk. 5D

Canuck

C-100

C-100/4/372

first date: 23 October 1970 - Renumbered from RCAF 18472.

Date of conversion to Mk. 5D not known.  Served with No. 414 (EW) Squadron at CFB North Bay, Ontario.  Last flight was on 10 November 1981, when it was flown from North Bay to Bagotville.  Displayed at CFB Bagotville, PQ, in RCAF markings.  Carried incorrect RCAF serials 18431 and 18741 at some time, while on display.  Still on display April 1995.

last date: 22 October 1981 - Struck off, preserved for display.

100476

Avro Canada

CF-100

Mk. 5D

Canuck

C-100

C-100/4/376

first date: 23 October 1970 - Renumbered from RCAF 18476.

Date of conversion to Mk. 5D not known.  With No. 414 (EW) Squadron at CFB North Bay, Ontario.  Operational as late as January 1980.  Last flight on 22 January 1982, when it was delivered from North Bay to Edmonton.  On display at CFB Edmonton by April 1995, carrying original RCAF serial number.

last date: 31 December 1981 - Struck off, preserved for display.

100493

Avro Canada

CF-100

Mk. 5D

Canuck

C-100

C-100/4/393

first date: 23 October 1970 - Renumbered from RCAF 18493.

Date of conversion to Mk. 5D not known.  served with No. 414 (EW) Squadron at CFB North Bay, Ontario.  On display at CFB Borden, Ontario in April 1995.  Mounted on a pole near 16 Wing Headquarters by 2006.

last date: 2 December 1980 - Struck off, preserved for display.

100500

Avro Canada

CF-100

Mk. 5D

Canuck

C-100

C-100/4/400

first date: 23 October 1970 - Renumbered from RCAF 18500.

Date of conversion to Mk. 5D not known.  With No. 414 (EW) Squadron, at CFB North Bay, Ontario.  Flown by Major P. Growen on 10 October 1980, when he reached 3,000 hours on type.  Last flight was on 27 July 1981.  Designated for static display at CFB North Bay.  Still on display there in April 1995.

last date: 9 July 1981 - Struck off

100504

Avro Canada

CF-100

Mk. 5D

Canuck

C-100

C-100/4/404

first date: 23 October 1970 - Renumbered from RCAF 18504.

Date of conversion to Mk. 5D not known.  Used by No. 414 (EW) Squadron at CFB North Bay, Ontario.  Last flight on 20 January 1982, when it was flown from North Bay to Castle AFB, California.  On Display at Castle AFB in April 1995.

last date: 29 December 1981 - Struck off

100506

Avro Canada

CF-100

Mk. 5

Canuck

The aircraft preserved at Hamilton airport, on a pole, carrying fake CF serial of 100506 is actually RCAF 18506 (which see).

100747

Avro Canada

CF-100

Mk. 5

Canuck

C-100

C-100/5/647

first date: 23 October 1970 - Renumbered from RCAF 18747

Retired from Aerospace Engineering and Test Establishment in February 1973, their last Canuck.  Had been used for tests of infrared line scan equipment.  To open storage at CFB Mountain View, Ont. with only 1,275 hours airframe time, early 1973.  Became Instructional Airframe 792 B briefly in early 1982, dates not clear.  To Atlantic Canada Aviation Museum in 1995.  On display at CFB Shearwater in April 1995.  On display at Atlantic Canada Aviation Museum in Halifax, NS by 2007, marked as 18747.

last date: 3 January 1982 - Struck off, transferred to Museum.

100757

Avro Canada

CF-100

Mk. 5C or D?

Canuck

C-100

C-100/5/657

first date: 23 October 1970 - Renumbered from RCAF 18757.

Date of conversion to Mk. 5C/D not known.  Served with 414 (EW) Squadron, North Bay detachment.  Delivered by 414 Sdn. to National Aeronautical Collection, Rockcliffe on 26 October 1979.  Only 2000 feet of Rockcliffe's runway was available that day.  Each engine had 1 hour left before major overhaul when delivered.  Still there April 1995.

last date: 17 October 1979 - Struck off, transferred to Museum.

100760

Avro Canada

CF-100

Mk. 5

Canuck

C-100

C-100/5/660

first date: 23 October 1970 - Renumbered from RCAF 18760

Leased to United Aircraft Canada Ltd., carried small turbofans under fuselage for in flight testing, from 1967. Returned to CAF 31 December 1971, then back to UAC at unknown date.  Had flown 850 test hours, in over flights, by January 1981.  Most tests were with JT15D engine.  Flew last flight of a CF-100 on 28 June 1982, on engine test flight from St. Hubert, PQ.  Now on display on pedestal at St. Hubert.  Seen there April 1995 and January 2006.  Not clear when serial number was remarked, may have been well after November 1970.

last date: 30 June 1982 - Struck off

100767

Avro Canada

CF-100

Mk. 5

Canuck

C-100

C-100/5/667

first date: 23 October 1970 - Renumbered from RCAF 18767

With Aerospace Engineering and Test Establishment in 1970, when it was loaned to Energy, Mines and Resources for testing airborne survey sensors.  Still operated and maintained by AETE at CFB Uplands, Ontario.  Unit became the Airborne Sensing Unit in July 1971.  Operated by the Airborne Sensing Unit between July 1971 and March 3, 1975.  Took part in Chatham, NB air show on 27 August 1971.  Tests over Alaska in August 1972, based out of Edmonton, Alberta.  Delivered to CFD Mountain View, Ontario on 3 March 1975 for storage.  Had 1903 hours airframe time when placed in storage.  Also used as Instructional Airframe A 790, and 790 B from 11 January 1982.  Not clear if this aircraft actually carried CAF serial number in service.

last date: 26 January 1993 - Struck off

100772

Avro Canada

CF-100

Mk. 5C

Canuck

C-100

C-100/5/672

first date: 23 October 1970 - Renumbered from RCAF 18772.

Date of conversion to Mk. 5C not known.  Served with No. 414 (EW) Squadron at CFB North Bay, Ontario.

last date: 10 November 1980 - Struck off, later scrapped.

100779

Avro Canada

CF-100

Mk. 5C

Canuck

C-100

C-100/5/679

first date: 23 October 1970 - Renumbered from RCAF 18779.

Date of conversion to Mk. 5C not known.  Used by Electronic Warfare Unit.  Still with this unit when it became No. 414 (EW) Squadron.  On display at NORAD HQ in Colorado, delivered there on 27 May 1976 by 414 Sdn. crew.

last date: 15 May 1976 - Struck off.

100780

Avro Canada

CF-100

Mk. 5C

Canuck

C-100

C-100/5/680

first date: 23 October 1970 - Renumbered from RCAF 18780.

Date of conversion to Mk. 5C not known.  Used by No. 414 (EW) Squadron at CFB North Bay, Ontario.  With this unit when it took part in Abbotsford, BC air show in 1976.  Also used as Instructional Airframe A780, for battle damage repair training at CFD Mountain View, Ontario in 1980.  Became 780 B on 28 April 1981.  Had 4961 hours airframe time when sent to Mountain View.

last date: 26 January 1993 - Struck off

100782

Avro Canada

CF-100

Mk. 5C

Canuck

C-100

C-100/5/682

first date: 23 October 1970 - Renumbered from RCAF 18782.

Date of conversion to Mk. 5C not known.  Used by No. 414 (EW) Squadron at CFB North Bay, Ontario.  With Aerospace Engineering Test Establishment at CFB Uplands, Ontario, dates unknown.  Also served as Instructional Airframe A791, then 791 B from 11 January 1982.  In storage at CFD Mountain View, Ontario in 1980.  Had 5020 hours airframe time when stored.

last date: 26 January 1993 - Struck off

100783

Avro Canada

CF-100

Mk. 5C

Canuck

C-100

C-100/5/683

first date: 23 October 1970 - Renumbered from RCAF 18783.

Date of conversion to Mk. 5C not known.  In storage at CFD Mountain View, Ontario in 1980.  Had 4789 hours airframe time when stored.  Served with No. 414 Squadron in 1981, at CFB North Bay, Ontario.  Also reported as a Mk. 5D?

last date: 12 July 1982 - Struck off, probably scrapped.

100784

Avro Canada

CF-100

Mk. 5D

Canuck

C-100

C-100/5/684

first date: 23 October 1970 - Renumbered from RCAF 18784.

Date of conversion to Mk. 5D not known.  Used by No. 414 (EW) Squadron.  With this unit at CFB North Bay, Ontario in 1980.  Painted in an approximation of No. 1 Air Division camouflage for type retirement in 1981.  Flown to CFB Baden for display, on 17 December 1981.  Reported as last trans-Atlantic Canuck flight.  (How did it get to Winnipeg?)  On Display at Air Command Headquarters Museum, Winnipeg, Manitoba in April 1995, still there 2006.

last date: 14 December 1981 - Struck off, preserved for display.

100785

Avro Canada

CF-100

Mk. 5D

Canuck

C-100

C-100/5/685

first date: 23 October 1970 - Renumbered from RCAF 18785.

Date of conversion to Mk. 5D not known.  With No. 414 (EW) Squadron at CFB North Bay, Ontario.  Painted in black scheme based on original Canuck prototype scheme, for type retirement in 1981.  Delivered to Museum at Rockcliffe on 10 February 1982, last CAF Canuck flight.  Still at Museum in April 1995.

last date: 3 December 1981 - Struck off, retired to National Aeronautical Museum, Rockcliffe.

100788

Avro Canada

CF-100

Mk. 5D

Canuck

C-100

C-100/5/688

first date: 23 October 1970 - Renumbered from RCAF 18788.

Date of conversion to Mk. 5D not known.  Serving with No. 414 (EW) Squadron at CFB North Bay, Ontario at time of crash.

last date: 6 December 1973 - Struck off, after crashing on 17 October 1973 at Comox, BC

100789

Avro Canada

CF-100

Mk. 5D

Canuck

C-100

C-100/5/689

first date: 23 October 1970 - Renumbered from RCAF 18789.

Date of conversion to Mk. 5D not known.  Captain G. E. Ted Benson and Captain R. Bob McKendry ejected safely near Beaufort, South Carolina after both engines failed in flight in heavy storm.  Crew rode through storm, took over 30 minutes to reach the ground. Serving with No. 414 (EW) Squadron at time of crash.

last date: 10 June 1971 - Struck off, after crashing on 8 May 1971.

100790

Avro Canada

CF-100

Mk. 5D

Canuck

C-100

C-100/5/690

first date: 23 October 1970 - Renumbered from RCAF 18790.

Date of conversion to Mk. 5D not known.  With No. 414 Squadron, CFB North Bay.  Had been struck off on 13 October 1981, prior to last flight.  Still on display at CFB Comox in April 1995.

last date: 6 November 1981 - Ferried to CFB Comox for static display, last flight.

100791

Avro Canada

CF-100

Mk. 5C

Canuck

C-100

C-100/5/691

first date: 23 October 1970 - Renumbered from RCAF 18791.

Date of conversion to Mk. 5C not known.  With No. 414 (EW) Squadron at CFB North Bay, Ontario.  In storage at CFD Mountain View, Ontario in 1980.  Had 4829 hours airframe time when stored.  Became Instructional Airframe A793 on 11 January 1982.

last date: 27 October 1983 - Struck off, reported as designated for display in Ottawa

100792

Avro Canada

CF-100

Mk. 5D

Canuck

C-100

C-100/5/692

first date: 23 October 1970 - Renumbered from RCAF 18792.

Last CF-100 manufactured.  Date of conversion to Mk. 5D not known.  Serving with No. 414 Squadron, CFB North Bay, at time of crash.  Lost when crew ejected over northern Quebec, near La Macaza, on 3 March 1972.  Same navigator had previously ejected from 18321 (which see).

last date: 28 August 1972 - Struck off, see comments.