Norseman Heritage Plane

The Noorduyn Norseman is a legendary Canadian bush plane, designed by R.B.C. Noorduyn to navigate Canada's challenging seasons and terrains. Renowned for its versatility and durability, it has been used for various services, including transporting tourists and supplies to remote areas, serving as air ambulances during WWII, and aiding in forest fire fighting. Red Lake, Ontario, known as the "Norseman Capital of the World," has a long-standing relationship with the Norseman due to its role in connecting smaller northern communities and access to rich fishing and mining areas. Despite the introduction of other aircraft, the Norseman remains a staple in Red Lake, contributing to the area's aviation heritage and the annual Norseman Festival.