Updated March 14, 2000 04:34 PM

The Museum, throught the efforts of aquisitions manager Terry Ward, has recently received another aircraft.
A Hunting-Percival Sea Prince. Built in 1951 the Sea Prince is powered by two radial Alvis-Leonides engines and can carry cargo or 14 passengers with a crew of 2. and was operated primarily by the Royal Navy. The aircraft arrived on the afternoon of November 13, piloted by museum member Alan Dares.
It is belived that there are very few examples of a Sea Prince in flyable condition.

Sea Prince Support Club

The director and members of our club are attempting to maintain the Sea Prince in flying condition.
The airshow season is rapidly approaching and we rely on your support to achieve this goal.

The Sea Prince Support Club membership fee is $20 a year and $5 a month.

This is an opportunity to get involved with one of the two Sea Prince's flying in the world.
You will be able to assist with maintenance, promotions, and airshows.
MOST OF ALL HAVE FUN!!!!

For more info on supporting the Sea Prince e-mail seaprince@torontoaerospacemuseum.com

	From Left To Right Ross Bradley, Alan Dares, Neehar Karnik, standing in front of the recently landed SeaPrince

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