The ensign of the Air Board of Canada. The Air Board existed from 1919 to 1923, but was then absorbed into the new Department of National Defence.
Canada Gazette 7 Jan 1922.
Air Board Notice regarding use of ensign.
Hereby notice is given that for purposes connected with the conduct of Civil Aviation the ensign used to distinguish property and premises owned or occupied by the Air Board is as hereunder described.

Light blue, in the dexter canton the Union and in the centre of the fly of the flag on a red shield edged with white, an albatross, white, with wings extended over three maple leaves conjoined on one stem, proper. J.A. Wilson, Secretary Air Board, 30 Dec 1921.
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