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Registre 9O-9Q-9T-Kat 05.10.2011 98 PAGES -------------------------------------------------------------------- --------------------------------------------------------------------REGISTRE 9O-9Q-9T-KAT Par André Dillien Rue des Cyclamens, 6 B-1170 Bruxelles Tél/fax 02 673 36 32 ******************************************************************** Toutes corrections ou informations sont toujours les bienvenues Mise à jour lisible chaque mois sur HTTP://WWW.BAMFBAMRS.BE/DILLIEN/ ******************************************************************** 1° IMMATRICULATIONS CIVILES : 9O-xxx Depuis le 30.06.1960. En fait, attribué depuis le 10.03.1960 Précédemment OO-Cxx 2° IMMATRICULATIONS CIVILES : 9Q-xxx Depuis le 08.09.1962 (Précédemment 9O-Cxx ET OO-Cxx) 3° FORCE AERIENNE CONGOLAISE: 9T-xxx 4° AVIKAT : KAT-xx Force aérienne katangaise -------------------------------------------------------------------- Les aéronefs civils du Congo belge sont immatriculés en série OO-Cxx. Les aéronefs de la République du Congo Brazzaville utilisent la série TN-xxx. Les aéronefs civils de la République démocratique du Congo sont immatriculés en série 9O-Cxx de 1960 à 1961, et en série 9Q-xxx depuis 1961. Pour une raison inconnue, seule la troisième lettre “C” est généralement utilisée, d’où les très nombreuses réutilisations de certaines immatriculations. Les aéronefs militaires de la RDC utilisent la série 9T-xxx, de manière aléatoire. ---------------------------------------------------------------------- EXPLICATION DES TERMES UTILISES ------------------------------- CDN = CERTIFICAT DE NAVIGABILITE = AIRWORTHINESS CERTIFICATE FF = PREMIER VOL = FIRST FLIGHT RADIE = CERTIFICATS ANNULES = CERTIFICATES CANCELLED Le code OACI pour désigner les aérodromes consiste en 4 lettres. Les aérodromes des Etats concernés par le présent travail sont identifiés De 1946 à 1954, en Belgique -> ONxx au Congo belge -> OTxx, OOxx, OPxx et OQxx au Ruanda-Urundi -> OQxx De 1954 à ce jour, en Belgique -> EBxx De 1954 à 1960 , au Congo belge -> FCxx De 1960 à 1964, en République démocratique du Congo -> FCxx en République du Congo Brazzaville -> FZxx De 1964 à ce jour, en République démocratique du Congo -> FZxx en République du Congo Brazzaville -> FCxx De 1976 à ce jour, au Rwanda -> HRxx au Burundi -> HBxx ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- IMMA--|RANG|CONSTRUCTEUR |N° |N° DU | |REMARQUES | TRICU-| --|N° DU MODELE |DE |CERTI-| DATES |PROPRIETAIRE |BASE LATION| |NOM DU MODELE |CELLULE |FICAT | |EXPLOITANT | ------|--|-------------------- ---|--------|------|----------|------------------------|---- 1° IMMATRICULATIONS CIVILES ----------------------------------- Série 9O-AAA -> 9O-ZZZ (NEUF OSCAR-...) 9O---------------------------------AED|1 |DOUGLAS DC3 |7367 | |......1942|42-5673 --- | | | | | | |USAF | | | | | |......194.|RADIE USA | | | | | |......1946|SP-LCA | | | | | | |LOT, VARSOVIE, POLOGNE |EPWA | | | | |......19..|RADIE POLOGNE | | | | | |......1961|EP-AED | | | | | | |IRANAIR, TEHERAN |OIII | | | | |......1962|RADIE IRAN | | | | | |13.01.1962|9O-AED | | | | | | |REPUBLIQUE DU CONGO, | | | | | | |VU A BRUXELLES/EBBR | | | | | |......1962|FAC FORCE AERIENNE | | | | | | |CONGOLAISE |FCAB 9O-AEE|1 |DOUGLAS C47 |13348 | |......1942|42-108950 | | | | | | |USAF | | | | | |......194.|RADIE USA | | | | | |......1946|SP-LCC | | | | | | |LOT, VARSOVIE, POLOGNE |EPWA | | | | |......19..|RADIE POLOGNE | | | | | |......19..|EP-AEE | | | | | | |IRANAIR, IRAN |OIII | | | | |......1962|RADIE IRAN | | | | | |13.01.1962|9O-AEE | | | | | | |REPUBLIQUE DU CONGO, | | | | | | |VU A BRUXELLES/EBBR | | | | | |......1962|FAC FORCE AERIENNE | | | | | | |CONGOLAISE |FCAB 9O-AEG|1 |DOUGLAS C47 |9937 | |......1942|42-24076 | | | | | | |USAAF | | | | | |......194.|RADIE USA | | | | | |......1946|SP-LCF | | | | | | |LOT, POLOGNE |EPWA | | | | |......19..|RADIE POLOGNE | | | | | |......19..|EP-AEG | | | | | | |IRANAIR, IRAN |OIII | | | | |......196.|RADIE IRAN | | | | | |13.01.1962|9O-AEG | | | | | | |REPUBLIQUE DU CONGO, | | | | | | |A BRUXELLES/EBBR | | | | | |......1962|FAC FORCE AERIENNE | | | | | | |CONGOLAISE |FCAB 9O-CAQ|1 |PIPER J5A CUB CRUISER |05-1263 | |......19..|N41144 | | | | | | |...?, USA | | | | | |......19..|RADIE | | | | |40CB |03.11.1942|OO-CAQ | | | | | | |ZAMBALDI | | | | | |......19..|AERO CLUB LEOPOLDVILLE | | | | | |......195.|AERO CLUB DE MATADI | | | | | |...12.1953|RADIE CONGO BELGE | Page 2 of 103 04-Dec-11 DOSSIER: 9Q- IMMA--|RANG|CONSTRUCTEUR |N° |N° DU | |REMARQUES | TRICU-| --|N° DU MODELE |DE |CERTI-| DATES |PROPRIETAIRE |BASE LATION| |NOM DU MODELE |CELLULE |FICAT | |EXPLOITANT | ------|--|-------------------- ---|--------|------|----------|------------------------|---- | | | |941 |...12.1953|IMMATRICULE EN BELGIQUE | | | | | |......1960|RADIE BELGIQUE | | | | |40CB |......1960|9O-CAQ | | | | | | |... DISPARU? | 9O-CBB|1 |DOUGLAS C49K-DO |6339 | |......19..|NC30037 | | | | | | |...? USA | | | | | |......1943|RADIE, REQUISITION | | | | | |......1943|43-2015 | | | | | | |USAAF | | | | | |......1945|RADIE USA | |1 | | |54CB |07.02.1946|OO-CBB | | | | | | |SABENA-CONGO |OTNA | | | | |...12.1953|RADIE CONGO BELGE | | | | |946 |...12.1953|OO-CBB | | | | | | |IMMATRICULE EN BELGIQUE | | | | | |03.06.1961|RADIE BELGIQUE | | | | |54CB |03.06.1961|9O-CBB | | | | | | |SABENA | | | | | | |C/O AIR CONGO |FCAA | | | | |22.04.1961|RADIE REP. DU CONGO | | | | |1370 |24.04.1961|OO-CBB | | | | | | |SABENA |FCAA | | | | |02.08.1963|RADIE BELGIQUE | | | | |54CB |...08.1963|9Q-CBB | | | | | | |SABENA | | | | | | |C/O AIR-CONGO |FCAA 9O-CBC|1 |DOUGLAS C49J-DO |4144 | |......19..|NC33638 NTU? | | | | | | |AMERICAN AIRLINES?, USA | | | | | |......1941|RADIE USA | |1 | | | |......1941|41-7719 | | | | | | |USAAF | | | | | |......194.|RADIE USA | |1 | | |55CB |07.02.1946|OO-CBC | | | | | | |SABENA-CONGO,LEOPOLDVIL.| | | | | |...12.1953|RADIE CONGO BELGE | |1 | | |947 |...12.1953|OO-CBC | | | | | | |IMMATRICULE EN BELGIQUE | | | | | |09.03.1961|RADIE BELGIQUE | |1 | | |55CB |09.03.1961|9O-CBC | | | | | | |SABENA | | | | | | |C/O AIR CONGO |FCAA 9O-CBD|1 |DOUGLAS DC4 |42906 |56CB |26.02.1946|OO-CBD | | | | | | |SABENA |ONBU | | | | |...12.1953|RADIE CONGO BELGE | |1 | | |948 |...12.1953|OO-CBD | | | | | | |SABENA | | | | | |09.03.1961|RADIE BELGIQUE | |1 | | |56RC |09.03.1961|9O-CBD | | | | | | |SABENA | | | | | | |C/O AIR-CONGO |FCAA | | | | |08.09.1962|RADIO CONGO | |1 | | |56RDC |08.09.1962|9Q-CBD | | | | | | |AIR-CONGO |FCAA | | | | |04.10.1966|AIR-ZAIRE |FZAA | | | | |...10.1971|ACTIF |FZAA | | | | |......197.|LIKAS LUKUM AIR SERVICE |FZAA | | | | |......19..|RADIE CONGO | 9O-CBF|1 |DOUGLAS DC4 |42933 |109CB |03.06.1948|OO-CBF | | | | | | |SABENA |ONBU | | | | |...12.1953|RADIE CONGO BELGE | |1 | | |971 |...12.1953|OO-CBF | | | | | | |SABENA | | | | | |09.03.1961|RADIE BELGIQUE | | | | |109CB |...03.1961|9O-CBF | Page 3 of 103 04-Dec-11 DOSSIER: 9Q- IMMA--|RANG|CONSTRUCTEUR |N° |N° DU | |REMARQUES | TRICU-| --|N° DU MODELE |DE |CERTI-| DATES |PROPRIETAIRE |BASE LATION| |NOM DU MODELE |CELLULE |FICAT | |EXPLOITANT | ------|--|-------------------- ---|--------|------|----------|------------------------|---- | | | | | |SABENA | | | | | | |C/O AIR-CONGO |FCAA | | | | |......1961|RADIE CONGO | 9O-CBI|1 |DOUGLAS DC4 |43096 |111CB |03.06.1948|OO-CBI | | | | | | |SABENA |ONBU | | | | |...12.1953|RADIE CONGO BELGE | | | | |973 |...12.1953|OO-CBI | | | | | | |IMMATRICULE EN BELGIQUE | | | | | |09.06.1961|RADIE BELGIQUE | | | | |111CB |...06.1961|9O-CBI | | | | | | |SABENA | | | | | | |C/O AIR-CONGO |FCAA 9O-CBR|1 |DOUGLAS DC4 |43101 |114CB |03.06.1948|OO-CBR | | | | | | |SABENA |ONBU | | | | |...12.1953|RADIE CONGO BELGE | | | | |976 |...12.1953|OO-CBR | | | | | | |SABENA |EBBR | | | | |09.03.1961|RADIE BELGIQUE | | | | |114CB |09.03.1961|9O-CBR | | | | | | |SABENA | | | | | | |C/O AIR-CONGO |FCAA | | | | |......196.|RADIE REP. DU CONGO | | | | |114CB |......196.|9Q-CBR | | | | | | |AIR-CONGO |FCAA | | | | |......19..|RADIE REP. DU CONGO | 9O-CBT (1) DOUGLAS DC4 C54A-DO 3081 . ......1941 41-37290 USAF ......194. RADIE . ......194. NL304 RAF ......194. RADIE . ......194. PH-TAF KLM , PAYS-BAS PHAM ......195. RADIE . ......195. F-BDRZ ..., FRANCE LFLB ......1955 RADIE 1045 08.06.1955 OO-CBT SABENA FCAA 261CB 05.03.1956 SOBELAIR EBBR ......19.. SABENA EBBR 07.04.1961 RADIE 261 16.12.1961 9O-CBT AIR-CONGO, VU A EBBR FCAA ......196. RADIE 261 ......196. 9Q-CBT AIR-CONGO FZAA 05.09.1986 A BRUXELLES EBBR 9O-CCF (1) PIPER J3-C65 15027 58CB 25.03.1946 OO-CCF AERO CLUB DE LEOPOLDVILLE ...12.1953 RADIE 950 ...12.1953 OO-CCF AERO CLUB DE LEOPOLDVILLE ......196. RADIE 58CB ......1961 9O-CCF AEROCLUB DE LEOPOLDVILLE FCAA 9O-CCI (1) DE HAVILLAND DH82A TIGER MOTH 83814 . ......19.. T7418 RAF ......19.. RADIE . ......19.. G-ANNE ... GRANDE-BRETAGNE ......19.. RADIE 1156 29.08.1957 OO-CCI Page 4 of 103 04-Dec-11 DOSSIER: 9Q- IMMA--|RANG|CONSTRUCTEUR |N° |N° DU | |REMARQUES | TRICU-| --|N° DU MODELE |DE |CERTI-| DATES |PROPRIETAIRE |BASE LATION| |NOM DU MODELE |CELLULE |FICAT | |EXPLOITANT | ------|--|-------------------- ---|--------|------|----------|------------------------|---- ACCB AERO CLUB DU CONGO BELGE LEOPOLDVILLE/NDOLO 279CB 29.08.1957 OO-CCI ACCB AERO CLUB DU CONGO BELGE LEOPOLDVILLE/NDOLO ......196. RADIE 279 ......196. 9O-CCI ......196. RADIE 279 ......196. 9Q-CCI 9O-CCO (1) BERGFALCKE 2/55 360 1144 13.03.1957 OO-CCO ACCB AERO CLUB DU CONGO BELGE LEOPOLDVILLE/NDOLO FCAB 280CB 13.03.1957 IDEM ......196. RADIE 280 ......196. 9O-CCO ABANDONNE ET A POURRI LE LONG DU
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