No you are compromised….
Little is talked about with respect to the Avro Arrow. Here is a pdf for those interested.
https://documents.techno-science.ca/documents/CASM-Aircrafthistories-AvroCanadaCF-105Arrownose.pdf
Take a break anon. I did not mean to upset with posting the pdf on the Avro Arrow.
It is one thing that I don't recall we have done much if any digging on.
I honestly don't know.
I came across the Avro Arrow when I was digging on another topic and did some limited reading on.
There was a lot of controversy surrounding this, which resulted in the demise of the company from what I recall.
That was my general understanding as well.
I suspect then that there was alot more to the story and probably worth digging on.
I believe one plane was retrieved in the 2000's? from around Greenland that had gone into the water there. That was fishy as well.
Here is an article. I would think that the tech used would of been looked at when they retrieved the plane ?
https://thespectacle.news/missing-avro-arrow-found-frozen-in-time-deep-inside-greenland/
A different article on the Avro Arrow and another plane I believe recovered.
Popular jet scrapped in 1959
The Arrow, a sleek jet interceptor developed in Malton, Ont., in the 1950s, had the potential to propel Canada to the forefront in military aviation. The program was abruptly cancelled in 1959 by Prime Minister John Diefenbaker, resulting in 30,000 employees losing their jobs. As well, the planes were ordered to be destroyed
https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/toronto/avro-arrow-found-unveiling-1.4280537