Canadian Air Transportation Administration [textual record, technical drawing] Archives / Collections and Fonds
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Canadian Air Transportation Administration [textual record, technical drawing]
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Finding aid Technical drawings Finding aid no. RG12M 87803/11 Finding aid consists of an item listing. (Paper) (90: Open) Finding aid available in main reference room.Technical drawings Finding aid no. RG12M 87803/11 (Electronic) (90: Open) Finding aids are available on ArchiviaNet.Technical drawings T7752 to T8048 (GAD accession 87-7-380). Aircraft registration files are also reproduced on 1these reels. GAD accession 86-7-381: Aircraft registration files are also reproduced on 16255 microjackets. (Microform) (99: Closed pending processing) -
Record information Canadian Air Transportation Administration [textual record, technical drawing]
Date:1923-1990Reference:R184-203-7-E, RG12-A-2-D, RG12M 87803/11Type of material:Textual material, Architectural and technical drawingsFound in:Archives / Collections and FondsItem ID number:133862Date(s):1923-1990Bilingual equivalent:Place of creation:No place, unknown, or undeterminedExtent:x m of textual records
294 technical drawings on 62 sheets : 53 blueline prints, 3 blueprints, 3 blackline prints, 2 brownline prints ; 87 x 128 cm or smaller.Language of material:EnglishScope and content:Series consists of records created and/or maintained exclusively by the Canadian Air Transportation Administration. The series includes headquarters central registry files as well as regional office records.
Series also includes technical drawings for the Cessna, Lockheed Hudson, Douglas DC-3 and DC-4, Taylorcraft, Globe, Beech, Junkster, Piper and a number of gliders.Additional name(s):Biography/Administrative history:Canadian Air Transportation Administration : With the establishment of the Department of Transport in 1936, the Air Services originally consisted of the Civil Aviation Division, Radio Division and Meteorological Division. There were various administrative reorganizations over the years. In 1960, a restructuring of the Department of Transport left the Air Services administering the Civil Aviation Branch, the Construction Branch, the Telecommunications and Electronics Branch and the Meteorological Branch. The Canadian Air Transportation Administration, as it was redesignated in 1970, regulated air safety; provided and operated airports and all navigational aids; and ensured air safety. In 1985, the Canadian Air Transportation Administration was replaced by the Airports Authority Group and Aviation Group.Additional information:Source of title:Title is based on the contents of the series.Physical description note:RG12M 87803/11: All items are numbered in pencil on the verso. Items #4, 5, 14-17, and 62 are stamped on recto as approved by the Department of Transport Air Services.
Item #5 is accompanied by one sheet giving radio maximum current consumption for Douglas DC-4. Item #28 is accompanied by a two page outline of general notes about Junkster I and its drawings. Item #60 is accompanied by one page: Work report re the Pratt Read CF-ZCZ.Note on the state of conservation:RG12M 87803/11: Items #1, 6-9, 13, 18, 24-27, and 60-61 are hole punched. Items #28, 30-32, 34-36, 38-56, and 62 are water stained.Custodial history:Technical drawings within RG12M 87803-11 were originally accessioned in Government Archives Division (86-7-382) and then transferred in April 1987. Drawings were removed from aircraft registration files.Arrangement note:The records in this series have a clear provenance link to the Canadian Air Transportation Administration and its predecessors. Central registry files that have been inextricably merged will be found in the headquarters central registry series.Cartographic math data:RG12M 87803-11: Scales differ.Original extent note:RG12M 87803/11: Originally received 190 engineering drawings and cartographic records. Its acquisition documentation file explains that 99 items were recommended for disposal, and 28 items were duplicates of items within the accession and have been disposed.Accruals:Further accruals are expected.Source:GovernmentFormer archival reference no.:RG12-A-2-D
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