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N20MD
WG655/GN-910

1952 Hawker Sea Fury T.20 C/N 41H/636070

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  • N20MD @ EGSU - SHOT AT DUXFORD - by Martin Browne by Martin Browne @ EGSU
  • N20MD @ EGSU - SHOT AT DUXFORD - by Martin Browne by Martin Browne @ EGSU
  • N20MD @ EGSU - SHOT AT DUXFORD - by Martin Browne by Martin Browne @ EGSU
  • N20MD @ EGSU - Exhibited at Imperial War Museum , Duxford - by Terry Fletcher by Terry Fletcher @ EGSU

Airframe Info

Manufacturer:Hawker
Model:Sea Fury T.20    Search all Hawker Sea Fury T.20
Year built:1952
Construction Number (C/N):41H/636070
Aircraft Type:Fixed wing single engine
Number of Seats:2
Number of Engines:1
Engine Type:Reciprocating
Engine Manufacturer and Model:Bristol
Also Registered As:
WG655  To US Civil Register
G-CHFP  De-registered  Delivery: 2012-04-20  Cancel: 2018-07-25
G-INVN  Permanently withdrawn from use  Delivery: 2018-07-25  Cancel: 2021-04-14

Aircraft

Registration Number:N20MD
Alternative Code/Name:WG655/GN-910
Mode S (ICAO24) Code:A190C1
Certification Class:Experimental
Certification Issued:2008-06-18
Air Worthiness Test:2005-05-24
Last Action Taken:2008-06-18
Current Status:De-registered
Registration Cancel Date:2012-03-22

Owner

Registration Type:Corporation
Owner:Bank Of Utah Trustee
Address:Salt Lake City, UT 84111
United States
Region:Northwest Mountain

User Comments

Malcolm Clarke - Admin, 2015-03-27 05:43:22
 Sea Fury T20 was originally delivered to Royal Navy in October 1951 and assigned to RNAS Anthorn, Cumbria. Stored and in 1954 transferred to RNAS Eglington. In this livery and code 910-GN saw 18 months service by RNAS Eglington Station Flight, December 1955 retired from service. 1957 refurbished by Hawker, converted to a target tug and in 1963 sold to Bonn in Germany, registered D-CACU. In June 1976 was back in England and accepted into the Royal Navy Historic Flight (RNHF). 1990 crash landed near Bruton, Somerset and heavily damaged. 1993 was wreck sold to USA and 12 years completely restored. Since 2005 is WG655 in the air again and in May 2009 arrived at Duxford.