Museum seeks financing for Sikorsky S-58T
The Canadian Air & Space Museum of Toronto has launched a fundraising drive to acquire a Sikorsky S-58T with almost half a century of service in the U.

The Canadian Air & Space Museum of Toronto has launched a fundraising drive to acquire a Sikorsky S-58T with almost half a century of service in the U.S. and Canada under its rotors. The museum has set an initial fundraising goal of $35,000 to acquire the helicopter and all associated spare parts and finance its transport to the museum. At the time the helicopter was manufactured in 1961, the S-58 was the largest civilian helicopter in service in the world.

Representatives of the museum are at Heli-Expo seeking support for their mission. The museum is also planning to stage a fundraising helicopter fly-in at Toronto’s Downsview Airport in late May.

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