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N6586C

Built 1957 · registered US

10 registered

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N6586C — photo of this aircraftThis aircraft
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Representative photo of a Douglas DC-6BType photo — not this specific aircraftPhoto via Wikipedia: Douglas DC-6
This aircraft is a
Douglas DC-6B(DC6)
Full specs

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Performance specs

Performance
Range
4,300 nm
Cruise speed
270 kt
Max speed
309 kt
Service ceiling
25,000 ft
Takeoff distance
—
Landing distance
—
Weights
MTOW
48,100 kg
Empty weight
—
Fuel capacity
20,900 L
Dimensions
Length
30.6 m
Wingspan
35.8 m
Height
8.6 m
Capacity
Seats
48
Max passengers
102
How common is this aircraft?
10Douglas DC-6B registered worldwide

Uncommon. Rarer than 65% of the aircraft models we track.

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Registration history

(1)
  • N6586CUSACTIVE
    EVERTS AIR FUEL INC
    2011 – present

Owner names are published by the issuing civil registry (FAA / CCARCS / CASA / ANAC / NZ CAA). Owner addresses present in the source are not republished here. Registered owner? Request removal

N6586C — frequently asked
What aircraft model is N6586C?

N6586C is a Douglas DC-6B, built in 1957. Sprinkle's record for N6586C covers its lineage, ownership history and specifications.

Is N6586C currently active?

Registry records list N6586C's status as Active, registered in United States — a Douglas DC-6B.

What is the manufacturer serial number (MSN) of N6586C?

N6586C carries manufacturer serial number (MSN) 45222, the serial assigned to this Douglas DC-6B airframe when it was built.

What is the ICAO24 / Mode S code for N6586C?

N6586C's ICAO24 (Mode S) transponder code is A8AD9F — the hex address the Mode S transponder on this Douglas DC-6B broadcasts.