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N2004T
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Aircraft Data |
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| Manufacturer: | Thurston Aircraft Corporation; Sanford, Maine, USA. | |
| Model: | TSC-1A Teal | |
| Type Certificate No: | A15EA | |
| Serial Number: | 4 | |
| Manufacturing Date: | 1970-??-?? | |
| Engine: | Avco Lycoming O-320-A3B 150 hp @ 2700 RPM |
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| Remarks: | Mode S code: 50312371 | |
| Reg. No. | Date | Remarks |
| N2004T | 1970-??-?? | Manufacturing date, built at Sanford Airport, Maine. Reserved registration number at factory. |
| 1970-04-09 | FAA C of A issued. | |
| 1970-??-?? | First flight by ?? from Sanford Airport, Sanford, Maine. | |
| 1970-??-?? | First US owners. | |
| (1973) | Trajan H. Carney; 124 Harris Street, Madison, Tennessee, USA. | |
| (1977) | Charles M. Maltbie; Delran, New Jersey, USA. | |
| ????-??-?? | Dr. James W. McCurdy; Marrero, Louisiana, USA. | |
| 1982-??-?? | Sale
reported. Sold to Webb M. Amberson; Box 331, Port Sulphur,
Lousiana, USA.
The new ownership was never officially registered by FAA. |
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| 1983-01-06 | Crashed
in Port Sulphur, Lousiana. The engine lost power during a pull-up
from a low pass over Birdwin airport (7LA1). The pilot made a forced
landing in the icy Mississippi River with the gear down. The
amphibian struck a submerged object in the river and flipped over.
The pilot and the passenger attempted to swim to shore, but due to the
exceedingly cold water temperature, only the pilot reached the bank of the
river. The passenger is missing and presumed drowned. (NTSB ID: FTW83FRD02 / Microfiche No: 204469A). |
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| 1983-04-19 | Last activity at FAA Register. | |
| Sources: | FAA
Aircraft Registry NTSB Aircraft Accident Database |
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