Data:De Havilland D.H.89A Dragon Rapide - Revision history

TomHutchison at 18:12, 13 April 2020

2020-04-13T18:12:00Z

TomHutchison at 18:03, 13 April 2020

2020-04-13T18:03:37Z

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2020-04-13T17:58:29Z

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{{CNAC Aircraft Data
|Aircraft CNAC Tail Number=38
|Aircraft Maker Number=Unknown
|Aircraft CNAC Start Service Date=January 1939
|Aircraft CNAC End Service Date=1940/01/27
|Aircraft CNAC Cause of End=Burnt in fire in Eurasia hangar
}}
{{CNAC Aircraft Data
|Aircraft CNAC Tail Number=43
|Aircraft Nickname=Fuling
|Aircraft Maker Number=Unknown
|Aircraft CNAC Start Service Date=1940/01/25
|Aircraft CNAC End Service Date=1940/08/23
|Aircraft CNAC Cause of End=Sold at Singapore?
|Notes=CNAC have been reported as operating two Rapides, with fleet nos. 38 & 43 “Fuling” and a CNAC record shows that “43” was received 1.40 and sold in Singapore, although with the type “Dragon” crossed out and Beech Staggerwing entered in place. A report in the Straits Times for 23.8.40 states that Wearnes Air Services had bought a “practically new” Rapide from CNAC and it would be flown to Singapore by a Chinese pilot “early next month”. This may have been allocated VR-SBG and probably became MVAF “18”.<ref name="link">https://aviation-safety.net/wikibase/18753</ref>
}}

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 |Aircraft CNAC End Service Date=1940/08/23
 |Aircraft CNAC Cause of End=Sold at Singapore? To Wearnes Air Services?
-|Notes=CNAC have been reported as operating two Rapides, with fleet nos. 38 & 43 “Fuling” and a CNAC record shows that “43” was received 1.40 and sold in Singapore, although with the type “Dragon” crossed out and Beech Staggerwing entered in place. A report in the Straits Times for 23.8.40 states that Wearnes Air Services had bought a “practically new” Rapide from CNAC and it would be flown to Singapore by a Chinese pilot “early next month”. This may have been allocated VR-SBG and probably became MVAF “18”.{{#scite:aviation-safety.net||type=website|year=2020|title=ASN Wikibase Occurrence # 18753|link=https://aviation-safety.net/wikibase/18753}}
+|Notes=CNAC have been reported as operating two Rapides, with fleet nos. 38 & 43 “Fuling” and a CNAC record shows that “43” was received 1.40 and sold in Singapore, although with the type “Dragon” crossed out and Beech Staggerwing entered in place. A report in the Straits Times for 23.8.40 states that Wearnes Air Services had bought a “practically new” Rapide from CNAC and it would be flown to Singapore by a Chinese pilot “early next month”. This may have been allocated VR-SBG and probably became MVAF “18”.<ref>https://aviation-safety.net/wikibase/18753</ref>
 }}