Aircraft that carried N27806 · 2
The FAA can assign a mark to another aircraft once a registration is cancelled. No aircraft carries N27806 now.
FAA incident reports on N27806 · 5
Filed on this N-number, whichever aircraft carried it. Each report names the aircraft it was matched to.
Incident 19960318020999IAerosp ATR42320 · Houston, TXNarrative: on March 18, 1996 at 2215Z, an ATR-72 (N27806) on a flight from brownsville to Houston Intercontinental experienced a hydraulic system loss of pressure. The crew attempted to reset the hydraulic system with no success. Landing gear was manually…Incident 19810624043029IPiper PA31350 · Covington, KYNose wheel shimmied then tire lost all pressure at approximately 20 knots. Small pin hole found in tube.Incident 19800601052409IPiper PA31350 · Covington, KYPilot unable to get safe light for right main. Landed ok, changed hydraulic pump and lubed downlock assemblyIncident 19791113053489IPiper PA31350 · Erlanger, KYLeft engine lost power, pilot returned to airport. Cause unknown. Replaced turbocharging assembly.Incident 19781031027939IPiper PA31 · Rochester, NYPilot parked, disembarked without chocks or parking brake set. Airplane rolled into another parked aircraft.