Aircraft spent some time with Delta Air Corporation, Monroe, Louisiana. Cancelled 09/26/39 while registered to Raleigh G. Broussard Baton Rouge, Louisiana
Cancelled 07/24/1934 while registered to Orrie Haddox Oxnard, California
N10958 Serial Number 1136
Set altitude record of 10,989 feet one hour 45 minutes after departing Curtiss-Steinberg field. Lloyd Child was pilot and Karl White in passenger seat.
Aircraft went to Canada and was registered as CF-ARD. Returned to the United States 7/29/31. Accident 8/7/34 while registered to Samuel Tolly in Arlington, Illinois. (Jim Ladwig Archives)
This airplane is now on display at the Udvar Hazy Center of the National Air and Space Museum located at the Dulles Airport, Dulles, Virginia. This photograph is the “before” photograph. See the “Additional Photographs to see the “After.”
The photo is from the San Diego Air and Space Museum archives. It had previously been owned by Tallmantz Aviation and used as a camera platform for taking video “in flight” movie scenes. This aircraft is now located at Kermit Weeks “Fantasy of Flight” in Polk City, Florida.
University of Detroit Flying Club—In 1931 a Curtis-Wright Junior was purchased by the Flying Club for a new training plane. Until then the only other college flying club that owned and operated its own plane was Harvard’s club
Photograph outside on Autrey Money hangar in San Angelo Texas.
Sold to Luther Reed on October 20, 1932.
Aircraft was listed as “Community Property” in a listing of “Real Property” of Autrey Monsey and his wife. The notice was dated December 30, 1932. Autrey had been killed in an accident involving N10998 listed below.