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Than Half a Century Soviet Transports Updated: 01Oct08 New Versions Are Published Quarterly in Early January, April, July And More than half a century Soviet Transports Updated: 01oct08 New versions are published quarterly in early January, April, July and October, so check the websites at these times to stay up to date! Covers new registrations, c/ns and other data that has become known since "more than half a century Soviet Transports" went to print in June 2004. Monthly updates to the book are published in Scramble, see www.scramble.nl With kind regards, the editorial team of Soviet Transports Please forward this file to as many people as you can, so they too can stay up to date with the book. Additional and new data adding to the book is always welcomed and can be sent to the new e-mail address [email protected] All additions since "Soviet Transports" book was published can also be downloaded for free. Go to http://www.sovtran.info/down.htm or look at http://www.scramble.nl/mag/st_updates.pdf and find the latest update in PDF format there. It contains all updates since the book went to press. All additions since the July 2008 edition of these total updates are marked in yellow. For background information about 'Soviet Transports' please click in this pdf at one of the links below http://www.sovtran.info/en.htm (English version) http://www.sovtran.info/ru.htm (Russian Version) Our full database of the An-8/10/14/22, IL-12/14/18, Li-2, Tu-104/110/116/114/124/126 can be downloaded now free of charge in PDF format at http://www.sovtran.info/down.htm . As such the 'total updates' as below is no longer updating the 2004 edition of Soviet Transports but updating the production lists of these types as available on line. Type construction number registration titles/operator where when remarks An-2 1 00 473 04 CCCP- N140 ? Polyarnaya Aviats no reports last pre-production aircraft; prototype of the polar version; registration not confirmed; CCCP-N140 took part in the 'Sever' expedition in spring 1954 and was w/o 08may54 when crash-landed on drifting ice at 89°09' N, 90°00' W and probably burnt or sank, occupants rescued by other aircraft An-2 1 07 473 04 RA-01101 (2) Kirov. konny zavod 28may07 reported in technical inspection document An-2 1 10 473 07 not known DOSAAF photo jan52 in dark green c/s; code not visible on photo An-2 1 12 473 02 CCCP-04266 Polyarnaya Aviatsiya w/o 25jun59 crashed on take off hitting water of the Yurgarga river (Taimyr peninsula) An-2 1 13 473 08 9Q-CHR Roxair rgd 20jan98 ex unknown An-2 1 14 473 07 CCCP-N573 Polyarnaya Aviatsiya in fleet list 28may58 and 13mar59 An-2 1 15 473 06 ? CCCP-04279 AFL/Polar photo c/n given as 11.47306); in dark green c/s An-2 1 17 473 02 "14" yellow Russian Air Force Sht sep06 wfu An-2 1 25 473 03 CCCP-N598 Polyarnaya Aviats. photo 1953 at Tikhaya Bay (Franz-Joseph-Land) An-2 1 48 473 20 "12" red green camo c/s Odg 06may06 ex UR-BRT An-2 1 52 473 08 CCCP-L5619 AFL/Lithuania-VNO VNO jan56 'L' in reg not conf; VNO based about 1956 An-2T 1 54 473 11 CCCP-N542 (1) Polyarnaya Aviatsiya photo with titles; wrecked by strong winds at Banger Oasis, Antarctic in 1957 An-2 1 54 473 18 CCCP-N542 (2) Polyarnaya Aviatsiya w/o 28may58 destroyed during snow storm at Figurnoye lake, Antarctic An-2 1 60(473)06 "40" black Soviet Air Force may04 derelict & stored at Kiev museum An-2 1 61 473 15 CCCP-L3895 AFL/Lithuania-VNO VNO jan56 as above ! An-2 1 64 473 10 CCCP-N542 (3) Polyarnaya Aviatsiya may58 c/n stated as such; destroyed by hurricane after being repaired following a previous incident An-2 1 67 473 01 not known Russian Air Force apr08 for sale; opb unit 74081 at Bely Klyuch An-2 1 68 473 09 CCCP-N620 Polyarnaya Aviatsiya 23feb58 on board Antarctic vessel; still in fleet 17nov58 returned from Antarctic An-2 1 68 473 10 CCCP-N619 Polyarnaya Aviatsiya 23feb58 on board Antarctic vessel; still in fleet 17nov58 returned from Antarctic An-2 1 68 473 20 CCCP-N649 Polyarnaya Aviatsiya w/o 24apr58 sank when being downloaded from 'Ob' ship in snow storm near Mirny station, Antarctic An-2S 1 72(473)05 D-FAIR Classic Wings Bha 09oct06 An-2T 1 78(473)07 ex D-FONI FSB 25jul04 preserved by gas station at Wolgast in red c/s An-2T 1 78(473)12 D-FKMD Air Albatros Kamenz mar05 marked 'D-FONE', Red Baron tribute An-2S 1 79(473)04 LZ-1119 Konvers Air Inves. rgd 30mar00 categorised by Bulgarian CAA as 'Annex II/Regulation 1592/2002/EC' 28mar07 An-2TP 1 81(473)18 D-FONE Air Albatros w/o 21aug04 destroyed by vandals when set on fire at Dinslaken An-2 1 82 473 13 -- ex Soviet AF Ess 18aug08 fuselage used for paratraining An-2 1 90 473 03 CCCP-N600 Polyarnaya Aviatsiya jan58 delivered new from factory An-2 1 90 473 04 CCCP-N606 Polyarnaya Aviatsiya jan58 delivered new from factory An-2SKh 1 92 473 08 CCCP-A0910 Aeroflot photo 1958 in dark green c/s An-2S 1 93(473)11 (DM-SKG) no markings may04 preserved at Deldenerbroek, Holland; l/n jun07 and moved to the Van Engelen scrapyard at Kleiweg 6 in Borne feb08 An-2P 1 93(473)19 YV2195 Liegni Manduca 10jan08 see active at La Paragua An-2 1 1 . 473 06 CCCP-04279 Polyarnaya Aviatsiya 04apr60 in fleet list An-2 1 104 473 03 CCCP-98335 Polyarnaya Aviatsiya h/o 05nov60 from AFL/Tajikistan, as An-6 to Antarctic expedition; returned from Antarctic expedition jun67, re- equipped and TK-19 turbo compressor removed, back to standard An-2 config An-2 1 104 473 05 CCCP-04338 Polyarnaya Aviatsiya in fleet list 17nov58/13mar59 An-2 1 104 473 10 CCCP-04340 Polyarnaya Aviatsiya in fleet list 17nov58/may62 An-2 1 104 473 13 CCCP-04337 Polyarnaya Aviatsiya 17nov58 in fleet list this date; crashed 28aug62 when lost throttle control and force landed in forest, no fatalities An-2 1 104 473 14 CCCP-98341 Polyarnaya Aviatsiya h/o 05nov60 from AFL/Tajikistan, as An-6 to Antarctic expedition An-2T 1 104 473 18 CCCP-04339 Polyarnaya Aviatsiya in fleet list 17nov58/mar65; photo (V509A-D9 propeller with curved wooden blades); in orange c/s; crashed 03sep66 on take off at Seyakha; runway too short – 200m instead of a minimum 400m, stalled and turned over, dbr; captained by Yu.P.Kurkov. An-2 1 105 473 08 CCCP-04342 Polyarnaya Aviatsiya in fleet list 17nov58 as An-6, handed over to Antarctic expedition An-2 1 105 473 17 CCCP-04341 Polyarnaya Aviatsiya in fleet list 17nov58 as An-6, handed over to Antarctic expedition; photo 1963 at Polar Station "Molodyozhnaya" (Antarctica); returned from Antarctic expedition jun67, re-equipped and TK-19 turbo compressor removed, back to standard An-2 config; l/n jun70 An-2 1 107 473 18 not known Russian Air Force apr08 for sale; opb unit 74081 at Bely Klyuch An-2 1 109 473 12 "10" yellow Russian Air Force Sht sep06 An-2 1 110 473 08 CCCP-26176 TANTK/Aeroflot c/s pres 2005 in museum of an AF unit in the Caucasian Military District , possibly Mozdok An-2 1 113 473 09 "02" yellow Russian Air Force Sht sep06 wfu at ShARZ ROSTO An-2 1 115 473 10 CCCP-04295 Polyarnaya Aviatsiya in fleet list 03apr59/may62; l/n Kjo 09jul94 An-2 1 115 473 13 CCCP-04296 Polyarnaya Aviatsiya d/d 15may59 from factory An-2 1 115 473 18 CCCP-04297 Polyarnaya Aviatsiya d/d 15may59 from factory An-2 1 115 473 16 CCCP-04298 Polyarnaya Aviatsiya d/d 15may59 from factory An-2 1 122 473 16 not known Russian Air Force apr08 for sale; opb unit 74081 at Bely Klyuch An-2 1 126 473 01 CCCP-04300 Polyarnaya Aviatsiya d/d 14oct59 from factory, for 5th Antarctic expedition An-2 1 126 473 03 CCCP-04299 Polyarnaya Aviatsiya d/d 18dec59 from factory; photo exists; in fleet list 31aug62 An-2 1 126 473 16 CCCP-04302 Polyarnaya Aviatsiya d/d 18dec59 from factory; photo, damaged when float struts collapsed, but An-2 1 127 473 09 CCCP-04301 Polyarnaya Aviatsiya d/d 18dec59 from factory An-2 1 127 473 16 CCCP-04325 Polyarnaya Aviatsiya d/d 18dec59 from factory; in fleet list 28jul62 An-2 1 127 473 20 CCCP-04326 Polyarnaya Aviatsiya d/d 18dec59 from factory CCCP-04326 AFL/Tyumen-Myk trf unknown dbr 21may85 on a supply flight for geologists when took off from Tadibeyakha airstrip with 20 passengers (10 of them taken on board illegally), exceeding MTOW by 831 kg, the aircraft could not gain altitude, lost speed and crash-landed, no casualties; canx 21sep85 An-2 1 128 473 19 "22" red Russian Air Force Sht sep06 An-2 1 129 473 18 not known Russian Air Force apr08 for sale; opb unit 74081 at Bely Klyuch An-2 1 130 473 11 "34" yellow Russian Air Force Sht sep06 probably carried code "38" yellow before An-2 1 133 473 12 CCCP-35414 Aeroflot 07jul06 fuselage at Vyborg Tech.
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