Aircraft serial numbers, registrations and airlines.
.s/n Airline/Registration Summary
1007
Catalina Channel Airlines N10020
Catalina Seaplanes N13CS
Air Catalina N13CS
Last operator was Air Catalina. Aircraft was destroyed in 1983.
1020
Avalon Air Transport N1503V
Sold to Kodiak Airways in 1957. Crashed on take-off from Old Harbor, Alaska, December 1961.
1021
Catalina Channel Airlines N2767A
Aircraft stalled and crashed during take-off at Pebbly Beach on April 20, 1965.
1030
Catalina Channel Airlines N4221A
Engine tear-away during rough water take-off at Pebbly Beach, July 13, 1964.
1048
Air Catalina N14CS
On display at the Smithsonian National Air and Space Museum, Washington DC.
1051
Avalon Air Transport/ N327
Catalina Airlines
Used in the television series "Tales of the Gold Monkey." Destroyed during a forced landing in Yates County, New York, February 15, 2005.
1053
Avalon Air Transport/ N328
Catalina Airlines
1085
Last registered to Worldwide Aviation Distributors, Inc. of Miami Florida, February 7, 2000. Stripped for parts.
Catalina Channel Airlines N5538N
Catalina Seaplanes N12CS
Air Catalina N12CS
1130
AAT/Catalina Airlines N93G
Golden West Airlines N93G
Catalina Airlines, Inc. N93G
1132
Catalina Flying Boats N69263
1166
Catalina Channel Airlines N333F
Catalina Seaplanes N11CS
Air Catalina N11CS
Catalina Airlines, Inc. N11CS
Aircraft was landing at Pebbly Beach when pilot attempted a go-around to avoid a boat wake. Aircraft stalled and crashed, April 14, 1979. The crash site is located about 1000 feet offshore, directly North of the Pebbly Beach seaplane ramp in about 300 feet of water.
1178
Avalon Air Transport N1523V
Converted to the Kaman K-16B tilt-rotor VTOL test bed aircraft in 1960. Aircraft is at the New England Air Museum, Connecticut.
1184.
Catalina Flying Boats N1257A
Currently operated by Pacific Coastal Airlines, registered as C-GDDJ.
1191
Avalon Air Transport/ N323
Catalina Airlines
Engine failure in flight, crashed into ocean at St. Thomas, Virgin Islands, June 4, 1978. Aircraft was operated by Antilles Airboats.
Avalon Air Transport N1543V
Registered as PK-DBP for export to Indonesia. Export deal failed and aircraft was stripped for parts at Long Beach Airport in 1967.
B-59
AAT/Catalina Airlines . N1133
Golden West Airlines N1133
Air Catalina N18CS
Engine failure on a flight from Camp Fox to San Pedro. Aircraft lost a pontoon during the forced landing, took on water and sank mid-channel, April 10, 1976.
B-66
AAT/Catalina Airlines N324
Golden West Airlines N324
Catalina Airlines, Inc. N324
Last registered to Flight Data, Inc. Carson City, Nevada, July, 20, 2001.
B-73
AAT/Catalina Airlines N322
Golden West Airlines N322
Catalina Airlines, Inc. N322
Aircraft developed a plugged fuel tank vent in flight causing fuel starvation. Aircraft crashed in a field and nosed over in Big Spring, Texas July 6, 1987. Aircraft hasn't been registered since crash.
B-103.
Avalon Air Transport N1513V
Crashed in Alaska. Reeve Aleutian Airlines, June 22, 1970
B-119
AAT/Catalina Airlines N329
Golden West Airlines N329.
Last known operator was Antilles Airboats. Exported to Indonesia in 1976. Crashed and stripped for parts in 1978.
B-127
Avalon Air Transport N325
Catalina Channel Airlines N325
Catalina Seaplanes N325
Crashed into the ocean in level flight off Avalon, September 29, 1968.
B-139
Catalina Airlines, Inc. N22932
Elevator control cable broke during a take-off at Pebbly Beach and aircraft crashed September 17, 1979. The aircraft was salvaged and is currently operated by Fresh Water Adventures in Alaska.
Catalina Goose Aircraft Log Book
Last registered to 2BW, Newport Beach, California. Sold and stripped for parts in the late 1980s.
1125
Avalon Air Transport N1583V
Sold to Kodiak Airways in 1956. Crashed during a flight from Old Harbor to Kodiak, Alaska, December 11, 1974.
On display at the National Naval Aviation Museum, Pensacola, Florida as US Coast Guard V190.
B-41
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1161
Amphibian Air Transport NC95467
Purchased from Palm Springs Air Museum by Addison Pemberton, March 2012. Relocated to Spokane, Washington for a complete restoration.
1140
Amphibian Air Transport NC95468
Crashed into water and sank at Driftwood Bay, near Dutch Harbor, Alaska, January 23, 1981
1153
Catalina Flying Boats N143DF
Destroyed in a hangar fire, Whitehorse Canada, 1999.
