 The Avro Museum is building a 2 / 3rds scale , manned , high performance flying replica of the Avro Arrow ( officially known as ARROW II ) to Canadian Aviation Experimental Aircraft Regulations in order to become an airshow demonstration aircraft . Construction began in October 2007 , and by 2012 the fuselage was completed and passed its first <unk> inspection , and now has a serial number . Powered by a pair of Pratt & Whitney JT @-@ 15D @-@ 4s , the ARROW II will have a top speed of approximately 500 knots and a range of 1 @,@ 800 miles . Current projections show a final cost of the project at approximately one million dollars and it is hoped that ground tests will start in about 2016 with the first flight to follow . 
