R.J. Cyr Co. By 1993, its first general meeting established a Mission Statement and began to identify projects awaiting attention, such as the restoration of the City of Windsor's Lancaster FM212 in Jackson Park, the need to collect and house unique aviation records, the building of a Mosquito bomber, or the purchase and restoration of a World War II trainer. Membership tends to focus involvement in one or two of the several organizational projects and meets and works together accordingly. All members can participate in Association Board Meetings that take place at least once a month.
Members represent a cross-section of backgrounds, and their ages vary from teenagers to retirees.
The Canadian Historical Aircraft Associationis a registered, non-profit corporation and application has been made for a charitable status. Information involving any aspect of the Canadian Historical Aircraft Association can be obtained by e-mailing the address below. The greatest human aviation accomplishment of this area was No.7 Elementary Flying Training School. Hundreds were trained, many lost their lives, everyone involved is part of our local history. Until now, this important part of our local history has been neglected while time is running out.