Canada's Aviation Hall of Fame - Belt of Orion

Belt of Orion

The Belt of Orion Award for Excellence was founded by the Aviation Hall of Fame in 1988, to honour organizations, groups, societies or associations who have made outstanding contributions to the advancement of aviation in Canada. Recipients include:

  • 1988 Canadian Air Line Pilots Association (CALPA)
  • 1989 Air Cadet League of Canada
  • 1990 Southern Alberta Institute of Technology (SAIT)
  • 1991 Ontario Ministry of Natural Resources Aviation and Fire Management Branch
  • 1992 Not Awarded
  • 1993 Canadian Owners and Pilots Association (COPA)
  • 1994 Canadian Forces Snowbirds
  • 1995 Canadian Ninety-Nines (Organization of Women Pilots)
  • 1996 Not Awarded
  • 1997 Not Awarded
  • 1998 Canadian Forces Search and Rescue (SAR)
  • 1999 British Columbia Aviation Council
  • 2000 Royal Canadian Mounted Police Air Division
  • 2001 Canadian Aviation Historical Society
  • 2002 Canadian Aviation Artists Association
  • 2003 Not Awarded
  • 2004 Canadian Aeronautics and Space Institute (CASI)
  • 2005 Aeronautical Engineering Test Establishment (AETE)
  • 2006 International Aviation Training Institute (IAMTI)
  • 2007 Canadian Business Aviation Association (CBAA)
  • 2008 Canadian Warplane Heritage Museum (CWHM)

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