N86C - 1973 CESSNA T337G - Complete Aircraft History & Registry Information

Quick Facts & Current Owner

Current Owner
MOSKWA WILLIAM F TRUSTEE
Location
DURANT, Oklahoma
Registration Status
Active until 07-31-2032
Serial Number
P3370117
Last Seen on Market
Never Listed
Last Seen Airborne
No Recent Activity
Last FAA Action Date
July 2025
Owned Since
July 2015
Location of N86C in DURANT, Oklahoma

About the CESSNA T337G

The Cessna T337G is a distinctive aircraft in the general aviation market, recognized for its unique push-pull twin-engine configuration. The Cessna T337G, a variant of the Cessna 337 Skymaster series, is known for its exceptional design and functionality, which cater to both civilian and military needs.

The development of the Cessna 337 series began in the early 1960s, motivated by the desire to create a twin-engine aircraft that could avoid the asymmetric thrust problems associated with conventional twin-engine designs. The push-pull configuration, with one engine mounted on the nose and another on the tail, addressed this challenge by aligning the engines along the centerline of the aircraft, thus eliminating critical engine failure scenarios.

Key Features and Capabilities

The Cessna T337G, introduced in the late 1960s, incorporated several improvements and refinements over its predecessors, including pressurization, which enhanced its performance at higher altitudes. This made the T337G a versatile and capable aircraft for various missions, including aerial surveillance, search and rescue operations, and as a utility transport. The pressurization also increased comfort, making it more appealing for private and business travel.

Production of the T337G saw Cessna aiming to capture a niche market that required the reliability of a twin-engine aircraft without the complexities and potential safety concerns of asymmetrical engine thrust. The Skymaster series, and particularly the T337G model, found users in both civilian aviation and military applicationsβ€”such as the Vietnam War, where its unmanned variant, the O-2 Skymaster, was used extensively for forward air control and reconnaissance.

Market Position and Use Cases

The T337G continues to be celebrated for its robust design, operational versatility, and enhanced safety features. It remained in production until the late 1970s, with its design influencing future aircraft in the Cessna lineup. Today, it is still respected and used by aviation enthusiasts for its unique characteristics and dependable performance.



Flight History and Activity for N86C

No flight activity has been observed for this aircraft since 2022.

This could indicate the aircraft is in storage, undergoing maintenance, or operating in areas without flight tracking coverage.

Maintenance and Safety Records

βœ“ No accidents, incidents, or service difficulty reports on file for this aircraft.

Complete History Timeline

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Jul 2025

Registration

Registered to MOSKWA WILLIAM F TRUSTEE in DURANT, OK




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May 2023

Registration

Registered to MOSKWA WILLIAM F in DURANT, OK




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Feb 2021

Registration

Registered to MOSKWA WILLIAM F in DURANT, OK




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Mar 2018

Registration

Registered to MOSKWA WILLIAM F in DURANT, OK




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Jul 2015

Registration

Registered to MOSKWA WILLIAM F in DURANT, OK




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Dec 2013

Registration

Registered to RED MESA TRADING COMPANY INC in FARMINGTON, NM




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Apr 2011

Registration

Registered to RED MESA TRADING COMPANY INC in FARMINGTON, NM




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Frequently Asked Questions

Who owns N86C?

N86C is currently registered to MOSKWA WILLIAM F TRUSTEE in DURANT, Oklahoma.

What type of aircraft is N86C?

N86C is a 1973 CESSNA T337G with serial number P3370117.

Has N86C been in any accidents?

No, N86C has no accidents or incidents on file with the FAA/NTSB.