29-03-2024 01:14 via vancouversun.com

B.C. provides $250,000 to help preserve Martin Mars water bomber

The final flight of the Hawaii Martin Mars water bomber is getting a $250,000 boost from the provincial government as the firefighting aircraft travels from Sproat Lake to the B.C. Aviation Museum in North Saanich. Read More

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B.C. provides $250,000 to help preserve Martin Mars water bomber

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