N918FC - 2007 DG-FLUGZEUGBAU GMBH DG-1000T - Complete Aircraft History & Registry Information

Quick Facts & Current Owner

Current Owner
AVIATION TRAINING CONSULTING & SE SAILPLANES CORP
Location
WILMINGTON, Delaware
Registration Status
Active until 12-31-2030
Serial Number
10-119T39
Last Seen on Market
Never Listed
Last Seen Airborne
No Recent Activity
Last FAA Action Date
December 2023
Owned Since
December 2023
Location of N918FC in WILMINGTON, Delaware

About the DG-FLUGZEUGBAU GMBH DG-1000T

The DG Flugzeugbau GmbH DG 1000S is a versatile and high-performance glider designed for both training and competitive flying. Its development was driven by the need for a modern, high-performance two-seater glider that could serve both instructional purposes and advanced cross-country soaring. The DG 1000S has its roots in the DG-505 series but features significant improvements in aerodynamics, materials, and versatility.

Introduced in the early 2000s, the DG 1000S quickly became popular due to its outstanding performance and design. The primary motivation behind its production was to create a two-seater glider that could offer performance levels comparable to or better than those of contemporary single-seat gliders, while also being suitable for advanced training. The DG 1000S allows for instructional flights where both pilot and student can enjoy its high-performance characteristics, making it a preferred choice in many gliding clubs and flying schools.

Key Features and Capabilities

One of the key features of the DG 1000S is its impressive glide ratio, which is crucial for cross-country soaring and competitive flying. The aircraft uses modern composite materials, which not only ensure a high strength-to-weight ratio but also improve its aerodynamic efficiency. The spacious cockpit is designed for comfort, accommodating pilots of various sizes, which is particularly important during long flights.

The DG 1000S also serves a niche in the market for motor gliders, as some variants are equipped with self-launch capabilities. This makes the aircraft more versatile as it can take off without the need for a tow plane, enhancing its utility and convenience. Its ability to adapt to different roles - from training to competition to self-launching - makes it an exemplary model in the world of gliders.

Market Position and Use Cases

Overall, the DG 1000S’s combination of performance, versatility, and modern design elements has established it as a leading figure in the realm of two-seater gliders, making a significant impact on both training programs and the competitive gliding scene.



Flight History and Activity for N918FC

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

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

Complete History Timeline

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Dec 2023

Registration

Registered to AVIATION TRAINING CONSULTING & SE SAILPLANES CORP in WILMINGTON, DE




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Oct 2023

Registration

Registered to REGISTRATION PENDING in WILMINGTON, DE




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Mar 2023

Registration

Registered to GREEN NEIL L in SCOTTSDALE, AZ




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Jun 2020

Registration

Registered to GREEN NEIL L in SCOTTSDALE, AZ




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Feb 2017

Registration

Registered to GREEN NEIL L in SCOTTSDALE, AZ




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Jul 2014

Registration

Registered to GREEN NEIL L in SCOTTSDALE, AZ




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Jan 2008

Registration

Registered to BURT COMPTON ENTERPRISES INC in MARFA, TX




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Frequently Asked Questions

Who owns N918FC?

N918FC is currently registered to AVIATION TRAINING CONSULTING & SE SAILPLANES CORP in WILMINGTON, Delaware.

What type of aircraft is N918FC?

N918FC is a 2007 DG-FLUGZEUGBAU GMBH DG-1000T with serial number 10-119T39.

Has N918FC been in any accidents?

No, N918FC has no accidents or incidents on file with the FAA/NTSB.