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N712VT — Cessna U206C

1967 · Piston Aircraft · Serial U206-0932


1967
Year
Cessna U206C (1967) — N712VT

N712VT Aircraft Overview

N712VT is a United States–registered Cessna U206C, manufactured in 1967, classified as a piston aircraft in the private aviation market. According to the FAA Aircraft Registry, N712VT carries manufacturer serial number U206-0932 (FAA model designation U206C), and is registered to Middle Fork Aviation INC in Challis, ID.

N712VT is listed on the FAA D085 Part 135 Aircraft Listing under the certificate held by Middle Fork Aviation, Inc., 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 N712VT.

Detailed Specifications

Aircraft Identity (FAA)

RegistrationN712VT
ManufacturerCessna
FAA ModelU206C
Marketing NameCessna U206C
Serial NumberU206-0932
Year Manufactured1967
CategoryPiston Aircraft
Part 135 OperatorMiddle Fork Aviation, Inc.
Owner (FAA)Middle Fork Aviation INC
LocationChallis, ID

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 N712VT

N712VT is a 1967 Cessna U206C. FAA serial number U206-0932.

N712VT is registered to Middle Fork Aviation INC in Challis, ID according to FAA records.

N712VT was manufactured in 1967, per FAA records.

The FAA manufacturer serial number is U206-0932.

Yes. N712VT holds an active Part 135 certificate under Middle Fork Aviation, Inc.. Contact The Jet Finder to check availability.

Verify N712VT directly on the FAA Aircraft Registry.

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