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How did the avro arrow cancellation affect Canada?
the cancellation of the avro arrow affected canada in many ways.
Who cancelled the production of the Avro Arrow?
The prime minister of Canada
What was the avro arrow used for?
The Avro Arrow was made fore defending Canada against Soviet bombers. It was never used other then some test flights.
Who invented the avro arrow?
i did
What is the fastest speed a jet has ever reached?
the avro arrow was built by avro Canada. this jet was able to reach speeds up to mach 3.6 witch was put out of service due to America not wanting to be out done by Canada.
What is the population of Avro Canada?
The population of Avro Canada is 1,958.
When was Avro Canada created?
Avro Canada was created in 1945.
What is Avro Canada's population?
Avro Canada's population is 50,000.
What was the Avril arrow project?
You mean the Avro arrow project . . . . The Avro Arrow was a Canadian interceptor aircraft from the late 1950s that never went into production.
Did the Avro Arrow change Canada's identity?
Yes, the Avro Arrow significantly influenced Canada's identity by symbolizing technological innovation and national pride during the Cold War era. As a cutting-edge interceptor aircraft, it represented Canadian engineering prowess and ambition on the global stage. The project's abrupt cancellation in 1959 left a lasting impact, fostering a sense of loss and prompting discussions about national sovereignty, innovation, and the future of Canada's aerospace industry. Ultimately, the Avro Arrow remains a poignant symbol of both potential and unfulfilled aspirations in Canada's history.
Why was the avro arrow contraversial?
The Arrow was controversial because it was extremely advanced .
What were the pros and cons of the avro arrow?
Pros of the Avro Arrow: It was an advanced and innovative aircraft for its time, with impressive speed and range capabilities. It showcased Canada's technological prowess and engineering expertise. Cons of the Avro Arrow: The project was costly and faced budget overruns. Its cancellation in 1959 led to the loss of skilled jobs and expertise in the Canadian aerospace industry, and it was seen as a setback to Canada's aviation ambitions.
