INDEX OF PRESERVED AIRCRAFT TYPES USED BY THE FAA

Fairey Barracuda

Type	Total Number 2000	FAA notes 1999-2000	Threat Status 1999-2000	Changes 1999-2000
Fairey Barracuda	0 (+?)	EXTINCT as complete aircraft 2 former FAA aircraft exist as wrecks or part restored cockpit: DP872 LS931	EXTINCT	EXTINCT 1 partial wreck collected for preservation in 2000

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Fairey Barracuda
Status	Civil Registration Nunber	Serial Number s/n	Type	Markings	Owner/Operator	Condition/Notes
Extinct as complete aircraft	None	None	-	-	None	Not even one complete Barracuda exists anywhere in the world.
	-	DP872	Mk II	-	Fleet Air Arm Museum, Yeovilton (UK)	Restored cockpit and forward section from wreck of a/c which crashed at Londonderry 1944, 769 squadron.
	-	LS931	Mk III	-	Fleet Air Arm Museum, Yeovilton (UK)	Wreck from Isle of Jura crashed 1945, 815 squadron.

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FURTHER INFORMATION
Fleet Air Arm Museum	For further information about the Barracuda Restoration project contact the Fleet Air Arm Museum.
	Sturtivant, R. & Burrow, M (1995) 'Fleet Air Arm Aircraft 1939 to 1945' Published by Air Britain (Historians) Ltd, 1995 ISBN: 085130 232 7

Last Modified: 3-12-2000

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