Other Avro Arrow Web Sites

Other Arrow Sites

There never used to be other Arrow Sites. This page was started in 1995 as a source for Arrow information. Now, 13 years later, the web is full of Avro Arrow information. I think this site is still relevant and a good site for comprehensive factual information. Of course, you may enjoy perusing some of the other available sites as well...

Arrow links elsewhere:

• Wikipedia has a reasonable article on the Arrow.
  
  
• The Canada Aviation Museum (A great place to visit) is online with a lovely set of pages. Check them out.
  
  
• You should check out Jason Eldridge'sAvroland Site. A wide range of information available on all Avro Canada products.
  
  
• You should check out Arrow Recovery Canada. A bulk of information available on all Avro Canada products.
  
  
• The perfect site for those of us with TAAOS (Terminal Avro Arrow Obsession Syndrome) is Monique MacNaughton's Page Check out her cool comic series as well. This is probably the most different Arrow site out there.
  
  
• Check out Doug Hyslip's Avro Museum where they are working on a flyable, piloted Arrow replica. Doug built the R/C models used for the filming of the CBC Miniseries
  
  
• The Canadian Air Force never got their Arrows, but the do have a web site.
  
  
• The CBC has some Arrow media (audio and video) available in their digital archives
  
  
• A Canadian Heritage Minute made from the CBC miniseries is available online.
  
  
• A lot of volunteers put together a full scale Arrow replica at the Toronto Aerospace Museum. It looks great - worth checking out both online and in person.
  
  
• A thesis Decisions and Determinants is available at the University of Saskatchewan.
  
  
• A site about Diefenbaker has some Dief related information on the Arrow.
  
  
• A site by Randy Smye which publishes Fred Smye's thoughts on Canadian Aviation and the Avro Arrow. Mr. Fred Smye was at one time president and general manager of Avro.
  
  
• Karl's Avro Arrow site
  
  
• Nicole's Avro Arrow site
  
  
• Si vous comprenez mieux la langue française, veuillez consulter Le site du Avro Arrow en français. A l'epoque, M. Raymond a fait un traduction de mon site et depuis quelques ans, il a ajouté beaucoup plus d'informations. Je vous souhaite une bonne visite.
  
  
• An article written in the engineering newsletter of my alma mater, The Iron Warrior. I believe the author actually worked for me for a time...
  
  
• A site with a lot of links and information on the Arrow
  
  
• Another site with some interesting bits and pieces
  
  

Return to the Avro Arrow Homepage. There's still lots to see!



Created: May 15, 1995
Last Updated: 17 August 2008 (Major dead link check and update)