Avro CF-105 Arrow Art Print

The Avro CF-105 Arrow is considered one of Canada's greatest aviation achievements and failures at the same time. The Mark 2's was designed in 1955 to reach speeds of Mach 2 and an altitude of 50,000 feet. The first Arrow was rolled out to the public on 4 October 1957, the same day Russia launched their Sputnik satellite.

In February of 1959, John Diefenbaker's Conservative government dealt the Arrow a fatal political blow by canceling the program. The move severely damaged the future of Canada's aviation industry and Canadians were left to wonder what might have been as all aircraft and parts were ordered destroyed.

The inspiration behind our Avro CF-105 Arrow Art Print

Our Avro CF-105 Arrow features an illustration of the iconic aircraft from above as it soars above the earth. The background features an aeronautical chart of the Toronto area as a nod to the airspace where the Mark II flew its test flights.

Design Features

• Detailed illustration of the Avro CF-105 Arrow
• Authentic aeronautical chart background of the southern Ontario airspace
• Available in several colours

Museum quality prints

• Individually printed on heavy photo paper using a 9-colour ink process
• Museum quality inks and paper (Giclée) won’t fade or yellow for at least 200 years

Ready to hang

• Dry mounted on acid-free foam core stops warping or discolouration
• Gallery-style, solid hardwood, 100% Canadian-made frames
• Thick acrylic is as clear as glass yet won't break during shipping
• Hanging hardware installed—ready to hang out of the box