Aero Spacelines 377MG Mini-Guppy

Tillamook, Oregon (OR), US

Named "Spirit of Santa Barbara."

First flew August 11, 1949; Pan Am N1037V. Converted in 1967. The Guppy family was growing in 1981. She carries kit parts for Super Guppies No.3, F-GDSG and No.4, F-GEAI assembled in Le Bourget. Later N422AU.

Aero Spacelines 377MG Mini-Guppy

Tillamook, Oregon (OR), US

Airplanes - Civilian - Static Display - Misc
Links: www.airliners.net
By: kjfitz

Nearby:

Boeing PT-17 Kaydet

Experimental helium inflatables

Aero Spacelines 377MG Mini-Guppy

Tillamook Air Museum - Largest wooden structure in the world

P-38 Lightning the "forked tail devil"

Aero Spacelines 377MG Mini-Guppy

Messerschmitt Bf-109, C/N: 193

Comments

cthippo

@ 2010-08-30 00:09:33

I think that one is now owned by Erickson Aircrane of Central Point OR and is used for transporting disassembled CH-54 Skycrane helicopters to remote operating locations. The Tillamook museum is owned by Jack Erickson, founder of the company.