Canadian Air Force Helicopter to Fly Over Niagara

Tuesday, 27 August 2024 17:04

By Geoff Waterfield

Air force says this'll happen tomorrow night, as it assists Red Arrows demonstration team

A Royal Canadian Air force helicopter will be flying over the Niagara region tomorrow night.

The CH-147F Chinook chopper will fly between Pearson airport and the St. Catharines/Niagara district airport, providing transport for the Royal Air Force Red Arrows demonstration team.

The air force says the Chinook is an advanced, multi-mission helicopter used to move equipment and personnel during domestic and deployed operations.

Flights by the Royal Canadian Air Force are carefully planned, depending on the weather and flying conditions.

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Canadian Air Force Helicopter to Fly Over Niagara

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