What's New?
Because of a move to a new hosting company (GoDaddy) we could no longer keep the 'www.' in front of the URL, and as you already know, if you typed in www.jetliner.purpleglen.com you got a error page (this also afflicted my Arrow and Canuck pages as well. Also we redesigned this site to unify the over-all layout and design of all three sites (the Arrow site was the first to get the new layout and design. The Canuck page is next.)
You will notice the navigation bar on the left is missing some links. I also harmonized certain links together so there wasn't alot of pages you had to go to to find what you were looking for... for example, if you look under Avro Canada Products and click on the Jetliner MK. I link, you not only will find the specifications and a brief description/bio for that Mark, but also my profile art that I created for it. Since we're still under construction some links may be broken.
Avro Canada Products:
History:
If you enjoyed your visit to my Avro Canada C-102 Jetliner page, and would like to see it continue, you can make a donation (to the site) by clicking the PayPal button!
Welcome...
...to my Avro Canada Jetliner Page... a spin-off of my (IMHO) successful Avro Arrow webpage. If you've visited this site before today, then you probably noticed the format change that has been made.
The Conjecture information that I present should be looked at as a 'What-If Avro continued to produce the Jetliner scenario'. The information that's given on this site will give you some idea, from the successful production of the first C-102 Jetliner Mark, to the updated Mk. II with the Orenda 9's replacing the Rolls Royce Derwent's. From the lengthened Mk. III to the completely redesigned ACJ-400 (Mk. IV) design of mid-1970. The ACJ-500 design with the Orenda PS-12 (slightly less powerfull civillian-version of the Orenda PS-13 Iroquois), and the ACE-300 (this is an interesting What-If story I think you'll enjoy and make you say 'WOW')
I hope you enjoy your stay in my new, and improved Jetliner site, and tell a friend about us, we'd certainly like to see them stop by!
Sneek-Peek Image:
A Royal Canadian Air Force Jetliner Mk. II (10123) support craft for the R.C.A.F. Blue Devils aerobatic display team.
