A real eye-catcher
Harvard IV
REG. D-FXXX
Harvard IV
This eye-catching Harvard IV shines in bright yellow and attracts all eyes. With its powerful presence, it embodies strength, dynamism and a touch of nostalgia.
A CLASSIC OF THE SKIES
The Harvard IV is an iconic aircraft that has played a significant role in aviation history.
Its reliability, robust design and elegant flying characteristics made it a popular training aircraft for aspiring pilots. Despite advancing technology, the T-6 Texan remains a popular aircraft with aviation enthusiasts and collectors.
Today, the single-engine aircraft is one of the most popular warbirds at air shows and for aspiring warbird pilots.
HISTORY
Maiden flight of this model
Production of this aircraft (construction number CCF4-164), last stage of development, like T-6G.
Military entry into service with the Royal Canadian Air Force (RCAF) / Military registration RCAF 20373.
Decommissioned by the RCAF
Civil registration in Canada CF-NSN, later C-FNSN.
The aircraft was used there by Conair Aviation LTD. for fire detection.
Export to the USA and new certification N997RD
Participation in the Reno Air Race in the USA
Export to Germany and new registration D-FXXX
New home in EDGU (airfield Unterschüpf)
HISTORY
1938
Maiden flight of this model
1952
Production of this aircraft (construction number CCF4-164), last stage of development, like T-6G.
Military entry into service with the Royal Canadian Air Force (RCAF) / Military registration RCAF 20373.
1961
Decommissioned by the RCAF
1965
Civil registration in Canada CF-NSN, later C-FNSN.
The aircraft was used there by Conair Aviation LTD. for fire detection.
1997
Export to the USA and new certification N997RD
1998
Participation in the Reno Air Race in the USA
2012
Export to Germany and new registration D-FXXX
2020
New home in EDGU (airfield Unterschüpf)
Technical data
Registration
D-FXXX
Manufacturer
Canadian Car & Foundry
Serial number
CCF4-164
Year of construction
1952
Location
Germany
Engine
Pratt & Whitney R1340 AN1
Propeller
Hamilton Standard 12D40-211, serial: CC-53690
Times
- Airframe Total Time: 6194.43h
- Engine: 715h SMOH (by Covington)
- Landings: 7071
Avionics
- Garmin 750Xi, ADSB Flarm
Remarks
- David Clark intercom + ANR Headsets
Versatility for adventure
Whether you want to take breathtaking aerial photos, perform aerobatic manoeuvres or simply enjoy the feeling of freedom, this T-6 offers you a variety of options for exciting adventures.
Perfect training aircraft
The Harvard IV has an impressive track record as a reliable and effective training aircraft used by many enthusiastic pilots worldwide.
Eye-catcher in the sky
The bright yellow paint makes her a real eye-catcher. With her classic design, she attracts attention and leaves a lasting impression.
