Pilots and flight engineers of the Royal Canadian Air Force walk to their helicopter after landing at the Eastern Slope Regional Airport on Sunday. The Canadians will be in the skies over the valley all week doing training missions. (RACHEL SHARPLES PHOTO)
Pilots and flight engineers of the Royal Canadian Air Force walk to their helicopter after landing at the Eastern Slope Regional Airport on Sunday. The Canadians will be in the skies over the valley all week doing training missions. (RACHEL SHARPLES PHOTO)
FRYEBURG, Maine — A bright yellow helicopter from the 413 Transport and Rescue Squadron of Nova Scotia will be coming and going from the Eastern Slope Regional Airport this week, and if you've got good timing you might be able to check it out from the ground.Â
The Canadians have routinely done training in the region, but the squadron had not been to the airport since 2019 because of the COVID-19 pandemic border restrictions.
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