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N9119

NEW STANDARD D-25 · 1929 · Valid

N9119 is a NEW STANDARD D-25 (year 1929), valid on the FAA registry as of 2026-09-06. Owner type: entity. No NTSB accident or incident matches this tail in our snapshot. Source: FAA Releasable Aircraft Database.

Snapshot date: 2026-09-06 · Source: registry.faa.gov

Registration

Status
Valid
Serial number
143
Issued
—
Expires
—
Type aircraft
Fixed wing single-engine
State
IN

Registered owner

VINTAGE FLYING MACHINES INC

HUNTINGTON, IN

Source: FAA Releasable Aircraft Database. Entity owners are shown without redaction; individual owners are redacted by default.

Ownership timeline
  • CurrentVINTAGE FLYING MACHINES INCsince —
  • Earlier owners are reconstructed from successive FAA snapshots and shown when our archive has at least two transitions for this tail.
Accident or incident history(0 matches)

No NTSB CAROL record matches N9119 in our snapshot. The official NTSB search may show later filings. Open NTSB CAROL.

Applicable Airworthiness Directives(0 on the make-model list)

AD applicability depends on serial range, engine, and propeller. Use the FAA AD library or your A&P mechanic for a definitive applicability list for N9119.

Type certificate

NEW STANDARD D-25 is governed by the FAA Type Certificate Data Sheet for the NEW STANDARD family. The TCDS is the authoritative reference for engine, weight, and equipment configuration.

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Sources

N9119 — NEW STANDARD D-25 (1929)