Iconic Aircraft Series - CF 101 Voodoo

[@EthanMilley-o6s]

I’m so thrilled that there’s an RCAF channel, as a boy who aspires to one day fly for you

[@Teamrocketmember7777]

this is a really good looking plane🛩👍🏻⭐️🇨🇦

[@DigbyOdel-et3xx]

Elegant is my description. The Voodoo was an exceptional interceptor.

[@jordach545]

Thanks for posting this. This is my favourite aircraft :)

[@dhag72]

There's one in New Brunswick, Canada, on display! You can see it on Google Street view! 8 Pollard Ave #2, Miramichi NB, E1N 6L6. It's about 15ft up, atop a concrete pillar, with a mannequin inside in full flight gear! Unfortunately the city doesn't clean it at all, but it's there! Alternatively you could search Golden Hawk Gym, in Miramichi NB, it's in the front yard of the gym. (Big blue building on street view, look to the SE direction)

[@DigbyOdel-et3xx]

Growing up and visiting the Abbotsford airshow over the years, it was a thrill to see a four ship performance of CF-101B Voodoos from 409 squadron out of CFB Comox. They would be the official show opener right at 13:00 hours. It was called Voodoo time.🤗 I also witnessed the CF -101B. #101019 explode after a high speed pass down show line then climb out to over 15,000 ft. When yep the aircraft blew up. Both crew ejected and survived though they did get burns. That was August 12 1973. I was just a lil kid but I can picture it in my mind as if it happened yesterday.🤔

[@jimsvideos7201]

Painting the tail number on the flaps, imagine that.

[@peterrobichaud2385]

The official final CF-101 flight in Canada was April 9th 1987. Aircraft 101006.

[@denmalski]

Was retired long before 1990, pretty sure it was 1984, with the exception of the Leased EF-101B Electric Voodoo that was returned in 1987 to the U.S.

[@liordavidov]

Where can I watch the full footage played at the end? Is it part of a documentary?