Norseman R-AF was built at Noorduyn Aviation in Canada in 1944, and was transferred to the Norwegian Air Force in March 1945 where it was given its military register, R-AF. In 1959, the aircraft was sold to A/S Solbergfly (Thor Solberg) and was given its civilian register, LN-TSN. It was sold to Sweden in 1963 where it was given the register SE-CGM. Following its reutrn to Norway, it was given back its R-AF register in a Norwegian Air Force color scheme. The Norseman can be flown with either whe

Here's an inside look at our Noorduyn Norseman! | Yanks Air Museum

Ever wondered how to fuel the Noorduyn Norseman? | Yanks Air Museum

Our Noorduyn Norseman spent most of its life operating on floats. It flew with several companies including Austin Airways and Huron Air. | Canadian Warplane Heritage Museum

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We're making good progress on our Noorduyn Norseman restoration! Recently, we performed an engine bump to test the new direct-drive starter. The oil pressure gauge worked great, and the next step is a full engine start! | Yanks Air Museum