Martin JRM-1 Hawaii Mars (C-FLYL) departs Sproat Lake on 10 August. The giant four-engined flying boat carried out a scenic c...

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Martin JRM-1 Hawaii Mars (C-FLYL) departs Sproat Lake on 10 August. The giant four-engined flying boat carried out a scenic circuit over Vancouver Island’s Beaufort Range and Comox Glacier, accompanied by a Short Skyvan photo ship. Photographers aboard the Skyvan captured rare air-to-air images of the last airworthy Mars flying boat for international media outlets. Before being ferried south the following day for its final flight.

Created: August 11, 2024 05:02

Author: piemags

Photo size: 14.6 Mpixels (41.8 MB uncompressed) - 4682x3122 pixels (15.6x10.4 in / 39.6x26.4 cm at 300 ppi)

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