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Revision as of 11:53, 6 September 2014
Movie (2010)
Starring:
Michel Côté (Robert Piché)
Maxime Le Flaguais (Robert Piché (just licensed pilot))
Sophie Prégent (Régine)
Jules St-Jean (Paul-André Piché)
On 24 August 2001, Robert Piché became world-famous by saving the lives of 306 people. Due to fuel starvation and after 20 minutes of gliding over the ocean, he landed the airplane in the Azores. However, his troubled past is brought to light and the man who became a hero overnight must now defeat his worst enemy: his addiction to alcohol.
British Aerospace BAe 3212 Jetstream 31
Reg. C-GQJT British Aerospace BAe 3212 Jetstream c/n 886 built in 1990.
Cessna P206
Reg. C-FESC Cessna P206A c/n P206-0189.
Aermacchi AL-60-F5 Trojan
Reg. C-GKDC, c/n 53-233.
Boeing 737-202C
Registration C-GQBC, c/n 19426/72.
Piper PA-23-250 Aztec
Reg. C-GSYH Piper PA-23-250 c/n 27-4214.
Republic P-47D-30 Thunderbolt
Hang up in the cabin of the Piper, the same model is held by Robert Piché's son at the end of the story.
This model adorns the colors of the machine piloted by MAJ Glenn Eagleston, 353FS/354FG 9th AF.
Tactical code FT-L, Republic P-47D-30 Thunderbolt s/n 420473.
Cessna 210D
Reg. N-55CG Cessna 210D Centurion c/n 21058434 built in 1964.
Unidentified Aircraft
Perhaps a wrecked Piper PA-28 ?
Airbus A330-243
CGI of an Airbus Airbus A330 in the colors of Air Transat.
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