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N1018F — Dehavilland BEAVER DHC-2

1954 · Piston Aircraft · Serial 710


1954
Year
Dehavilland BEAVER DHC-2 (1954) — N1018F

N1018F Aircraft Overview

N1018F is a United States–registered Dehavilland BEAVER DHC-2, manufactured in 1954, classified as a piston aircraft in the private aviation market. According to the FAA Aircraft Registry, N1018F carries manufacturer serial number 710 (FAA model designation BEAVER DHC-2), and is registered to Lind Leasing LLC in Seattle, WA.

N1018F is listed on the FAA D085 Part 135 Aircraft Listing under the certificate held by Kenmore Air Harbor, LLC, confirming its authorization for on-demand charter operations.

Ownership & Registration

All registration data on this page is sourced directly from the FAA Aircraft Registry. For the most current details, use the FAA N-Number lookup for N1018F.

Detailed Specifications

Aircraft Identity (FAA)

RegistrationN1018F
ManufacturerDehavilland
FAA ModelBEAVER DHC-2
Marketing NameDehavilland BEAVER DHC-2
Serial Number710
Year Manufactured1954
CategoryPiston Aircraft
Part 135 OperatorKenmore Air Harbor, LLC
Owner (FAA)Lind Leasing LLC
LocationSeattle, WA

Classification

ClassPiston Aircraft
Detailed performance specifications for this model are not yet in our database. Identity data above is sourced directly from the FAA registry.

Frequently Asked Questions About N1018F

N1018F is a 1954 Dehavilland BEAVER DHC-2. FAA serial number 710.

N1018F is registered to Lind Leasing LLC in Seattle, WA according to FAA records.

N1018F was manufactured in 1954, per FAA records.

The FAA manufacturer serial number is 710.

Yes. N1018F holds an active Part 135 certificate under Kenmore Air Harbor, LLC. Contact The Jet Finder to check availability.

Verify N1018F directly on the FAA Aircraft Registry.

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