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Type Record · As of May 3, 2026

GLASFLUGEL HORNET

Glider · NONE NONE

Registered

1

Year Range

1976–1976

NTSB Events

0

Airworthiness Directives

1

01 /  Distribution

Where the fleet lives and was built

Counts of currently-registered GLASFLUGEL HORNET aircraft by US state and decade of manufacture, sourced from the FAA Aircraft Registry.

By State (top 10)

  • MS 100.0% 1

By Decade of Manufacture

  • 1970s 100.0% 1

02 /  NTSB Records

Events involving GLASFLUGEL HORNET aircraft

No NTSB-recorded events match GLASFLUGEL HORNET in the indexed corpus.

02c /  Academic Research

Scholarly work mentioning GLASFLUGEL HORNET

Papers and reports across NASA, NTSB, FAA CAMI, AOPA ASI, Embry-Riddle, arXiv, and the broader academic graph that mention this airframe. Title or keyword match — drill into each for full abstract + author list + PDF link.

Browse the full corpus — academia portal ↗

03 /  Airworthiness Directives

FAA directives applicable to GLASFLUGEL HORNET

1 directive(s) on file. Showing the most recent 1.

  • Aug 7, 2012

    Airworthiness Directives; Glasflugel Gliders

    We are adopting a new airworthiness directive (AD) for Glasflugel Models Standard Libelle-201B, Club Libelle 205, Mosquito, and Kestrel gliders. This AD results from mandatory continuing airworthiness information (MCAI) issued by an aviation authority of another country to identify and correct an unsafe condition on a…

05 /  Aircraft of this type

All 1 registered N-numbers

Every tail currently on the FAA registry for this make/model. Click an N-number to query the FAA Aircraft Inquiry; rows flagged have NTSB events on file. Tails seeded with full TallyAero pages link directly.

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N-number St Year NTSB FAA
N204F MS 1976 · Look up ↗

Source — FAA Aircraft Registry · click "Look up" to query the live registry record (owner, address, last airworthiness)

05 /  Sources & Methodology

Every count traces back to a primary US-government source

We render counts and lists as the agency publishes them. Read the methodology →