You've heard of the mystery of Flight MH370 and DB Cooper, but have you heard of Canada's greatest Aviation mystery?

On July 8, 1965, Canadian Pacific Air Lines Flight 21 took off from Vancouver International Airport at 2:24PM with a final destination of Whitehorse. The flight was as milk run flight, meaning that along with carrying passengers it was also delivering fresh food, medical supplies and mail to northern communities making several stops along the way.

Flight 21 however never made it to its first stop.

Listen as we discuss the largest unsolved aviation crash in Canadian history. Thank you to our amazing listener's for suggesting this story. If you would like to suggest a case please email [email protected] with the subject line "Case Suggestion".

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A Brief Guide To Alaska Airlines' Milk Run Flights (simpleflying.com)

Unsolved Explosion: The Story Of Canadian Pacific Air Lines Flight 21 (simpleflying.com)

Flight 21 crash near 100 Mile House remains a mystery 50 years later | Globalnews.ca

Crash of Flight 21 near 100 Mile House almost 50 years ago still a mystery - BC | Globalnews.ca

Who bombed Flight 21? Why one of Canada's largest unsolved murders may have been the work of a passenger | The Star

Canadian Pacific Air Lines Flight 21 - Wikipedia

'It's something out of a Hitchcock film': Experts re-examine unsolved Canadian airliner bombing | CBC News

Memorial will remember Canadian Pacific Flight 21 crash - 100 Mile House Free Press (100milefreepress.net)

ASN Aircraft accident Douglas DC-6B CF-CUQ 100 Mile House, BC (aviation-safety.net)

Unsolved bombing of Yukon-bound flight not forgotten | CBC News

Larry Evans: Searching for new clues in fatal Canadian Pacific Air Lines Flight 21 - Alaska Highway News

Monument planned for Flight 21 near 100 Mile House | CBC Kamloops

Remembering a massacre: Flight 21, 50 years later - The Globe and Mail