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Serial number
TTN-18
Manufacture date
1953
Original airframe identity
NAV-4-649 (NC8649H)
Current status
Destroyed (scrapped)
N8649H
dates unknown
owner unknown
USA
owner unknown
USA
N2F
dates unknown
owner unknown
USA
owner unknown
USA
N2FF
dates unknown
owner unknown
USA
owner unknown
USA
N29U
dates unknown
owner unknown
USA
owner unknown
USA
C-GDEI
October 1978 - December 1979
John Hermiston
Fredricton, NB, Canada
John Hermiston
Fredricton, NB, Canada
December 1979 - July 1980
Capital Navion Co. Ltd.
Fredricton, NB, Canada
Capital Navion Co. Ltd.
Fredricton, NB, Canada
- December 1979 - leased to Fredricton Flying Club, Fredricton, NB.
July 1980 - May 1982
Fredricton Flying Club
Fredricton, NB, Canada
Fredricton Flying Club
Fredricton, NB, Canada
There's no telling what you'll find lurking in the background of some photos. In this case, it's C-GDEI behind this Air Cadet Bird Dog.
It was photographed in October 1984.
Photo courtesy of Doug Fisher via Warbirds International, September 2013
May 1982 - January 1985
Capital Navion Co. Ltd.
Fredricton, NB, Canada
Capital Navion Co. Ltd.
Fredricton, NB, Canada
January 1985 - January 1997
John Hermiston
Fredricton, NB, Canada
John Hermiston
Fredricton, NB, Canada
- January 1997 - exported to the United States.
N299U
January 1997 - May 2010
William Basher
Homestead, FL, USA
William Basher
Homestead, FL, USA
Still looking nice, N229U was seen at Kendell-Tamiami Airport in March 1999.
Photo courtesy of Bob Sauvary via Facebook
- May 2010 - damaged beyond repair by Hurricane Wilma.