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Bob Poole
	Bob's aviation career spans almost fifty years starting in the UK in 1964 with an Aeronautical Engineering Apprenticeship at Hawker Siddeley Aviation. In 1976 Bob moved to Canada with his family to pursue his career in Aviation and has since worked in many capacities for DeHavilland, Orenda Aerospace, CP Air, Worldways Canada and Soundair Corporation. In 1994 bob started his own Company, Aerostructural Inc., a Transport Canada approved Aircraft Stuctural Repair Facility, still operating today. Bob's art is self-taught and purely a hobby, with many paintings over the years going to friends and relatives. Bob adds "Having my pictures displayed alongside such talented artists is a great honour"

	After the Storm by Bob Poole A CP Air Boeing 737 taxiing onto the ramp after a violent thunderstorm in Whitehorse in August 1979. This Aircraft had a missed approach go-around on it's initial landing attempt due to excessive wind shear. From a photograph by Joe Muff.   18 x 24 Inches Acrylic on Canvas
	Super Etendard by Bob Poole Dassault Breguet Super Etendard with Exocet Missile.   16 x 20 Inches Acrylic on Canvas
	F-100D Super Sabre by Bob Poole North American F-100D Super Sabre World's first supersonic fighter   16 x 20 Inches Acrylic on Canvas
	McDonnell-Douglas F-15 'Eagle' by Bob Poole   16 x 20 Inches Acrylic on Canvas
	Worldways Canada Convair 640 by Bob Poole   16 x 20 Inches Acrylic on Board
	Arctic Flight by Bob Poole British Airways Concorde   16 x 20 Inches Acrylic on Board
	Worldways Canada Boeing 707-338C by Bob Poole   16 x 20 Inches Acrylic on Board
	McDonnell-Douglas F-15C 'Eagle' by Bob Poole   16 x 20 Inches Acrylic on Board
	Worldways Canada L-1011-385-1 Tristar by Bob Poole This aircraft was one of two operated by Worldways Canada. Five of these Aircraft were originally built by Lockheed for PSA, and had an Airstair built into a lower door giving access from the ground to an executive lounge which could be occupied during flight.   16 x 20 Inches Acrylic on Board
	General Dynamics F-16A 'Fighting Falcon' by Bob Poole From the USAF's 388th Tactical Fighter Wing   16 x 20 Inches Acrylic on Board
	Uninvited Guest by Bob Poole On February 2nd, 1959 a Trans Canada Airlines Viscount landed 'wheels up' at Malton, blocking the main runway. Test Pilot Peter Cope diverted to Trenton - the only time the Avro Arrow landed anywhere but at Malton. The Aircraft stayed overnight and departed with "Spud" Potocki at the controls the next morning.   18 x 24 Inches Acrylic on Canvas
	Out for the Evening by Bob Poole Two F-86 Sabres from the Transition Unit at CFB Chatham, NB. Circa 1967.   18 x 24 Inches Acrylic on Canvas
	One man and his Lancaster by Bob Poole The late Norman 'Norm' Etheridge. Norm's true Legacy will be his contributions to historical Aircraft restorations such as the Mynarski Memorial Lancaster Bomber G-VRA shown in this painting (one of only two left flying in the world).   18 x 24 Inches Acrylic on Board
	McDonnell Douglas 'Super' DC-8-63 by Bob Poole Originally flown by C.P. Air until 1984 when four of these Aircraft were bought by Worldways Canada.   16 x 20 Inches Acrylic on Board
	Toronto - Hong Kong by Bob Poole Air Canada Airbus A340-500 en route from Toronto to Hong Kong.   2021 18 x 24 Inches Acrylic on Board