Wardair
Charter flying with real china. From 1953 to 1989, Max Ward went from one bush aircraft in the Northwest Territories to 747s serving Canada to Britain and the sun on proper plates, until Canadian bought it.
IN SERVICE — 1952 – 1989
HOME BASE — EDMONTON, ALBERTA
REMEMBERED FOR — CHARTERS WITH CHINA PLATES
FINAL FLIGHT — 1989 · INTO CANADIAN
THE WARDAIR COLLECTION
Everything on the board for Wardair
WARDAIR·MUG
WARDAIR·LONG SLEEVE T-SHIRT
WARDAIR·HOODIE
WARDAIR·SWEATSHIRT
WARDAIR·T-SHIRT
WARDAIR·T-SHIRT
Wardair Coffee Mug
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Wardair Unisex Long Sleeve T-Shirt
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Wardair Unisex Hoodie
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Wardair Unisex Sweatshirt
FROM $34.95
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Wardair Unisex T-Shirt
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Wardair Unisex T-Shirt
FROM $27.95
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THE STORY
Charter flying with real china
Max Ward started with a single bush aircraft in the Northwest Territories and built a charter airline that fed its passengers off real china with proper cutlery — 747s from Canada to Britain and the sun. Canadian bought it in 1989. Our Wardair designs draw on those years — the marks crews wore from Edmonton to everywhere.
Every garment is printed when you order it, in the USA, with the disclaimer on the label: an independent tribute, for the people who remember.
Flew for Wardair? Worked Edmonton? Ate off the china?
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