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Could someone tell me what the aircraft type is. I call it a SUC (Sport Utility Craft)!
Aircraft new to database as of 06/06/2015.
Aircraft new to database as of 06/06/2015.
This airplane can trace its DNA back to the original Thrush designed by Leland Snow and the Thrush Commander made by Aero Commander and Rockwell Commander.
Depending on "who" built it, those might be an Ag Commander, Thrush Commander or Ayres Thrush.
This one is, according to the FAA registry, a Thrush Aircraft model S2R-T34. Manufacturer s/n T34-372, built in 2012.
Depending on "who" built it, those might be an Ag Commander, Thrush Commander or Ayres Thrush.
This one is, according to the FAA registry, a Thrush Aircraft model S2R-T34. Manufacturer s/n T34-372, built in 2012.
Thank you, cliff731, for giving the aircraft info!
You are welcome, Dwight, and thanks go to You for the generous sharing of these photos!
Dwight, all this started in Olney, Texas, by Leland Snow, in the mid 1950's.
Thrush Aircraft is in Albany, Georgia, where Rockwell relocated Thrush manufacturing circa 1965.
Air Tractor aircraft, also a Leland Snow design, are now built in Olney.
Thrush Aircraft is in Albany, Georgia, where Rockwell relocated Thrush manufacturing circa 1965.
Air Tractor aircraft, also a Leland Snow design, are now built in Olney.
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