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Some good news out of Washington State, as the long-dormant N107N is having life breathed back into her.
Photo courtesy of Robert Fratti
- Asking questions and educating yourself is an important part of any airplane purchase, and Facebook has become the place for people to ask them. Although we previously
had an article sharing our throughts on Twin Navion ownership, changes in the light-twin market over the past years have caused us to update some of those thoughts. To read them,
and our original thoughts, Click here.
- Updates have been made to the records and photographs for:
TN-4, TN-9, TN-15, TN-17, TTN-18, TTN-24, TTN-29, TTN-39, TTN-51, TTN-65, TTN-70, TTN-77, TTN-89, 1-065, 1-070, 1-079
The Twin Navion now has a presence on YouTube. Check the video out.
Alex Praglowski Aviation- I am looking for the identities of the following airplanes. Please contact me if you can provide a registration.
Unknown #9 - Seen at Oshkosh Airventure. The date is unknown, though the 1990s seems likely.
Unknown #10 - Photo labled as Indiana, June 3, 2018. This looks to be an ongoing, progressing restoration.
- Updates have been made to the records and photographs for: