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Type Record · As of May 3, 2026

SCHEMPP-HIRTH MINI-NIMBUS HS7

Glider · NONE NONE

Registered

8

Year Range

1977–1978

NTSB Events

0

Airworthiness Directives

0

01 /  Distribution

Where the fleet lives and was built

Counts of currently-registered SCHEMPP-HIRTH MINI-NIMBUS HS7 aircraft by US state and decade of manufacture, sourced from the FAA Aircraft Registry.

By State (top 10)

  • AZ 25.0% 2
  • OK 12.5% 1
  • NY 12.5% 1
  • CA 12.5% 1
  • MD 12.5% 1
  • OR 12.5% 1
  • TX 12.5% 1

By Decade of Manufacture

  • 1970s 75.0% 6
  • Unknown 25.0% 2

02 /  NTSB Records

Events involving SCHEMPP-HIRTH MINI-NIMBUS HS7 aircraft

No NTSB-recorded events match SCHEMPP-HIRTH MINI-NIMBUS HS7 in the indexed corpus.

03 /  Airworthiness Directives

FAA directives applicable to SCHEMPP-HIRTH MINI-NIMBUS HS7

No matching airworthiness directives are on file for this make and model in the Federal Register.

04 /  Type Certificate Data Sheets

FAA TCDS for SCHEMPP-HIRTH MINI-NIMBUS HS7

The TCDS is the legal certification document — weight limits, performance, equipment, AD compliance times, operating limitations. 1 match in the FAA catalog.

  • G49EU Historical Rev 0 · 09/21/1984

    Schempp-Hirth Flugzeugbau

    Models: Mini-Nimbus HS-7, Mini-Nimbus B

05 /  Aircraft of this type

All 8 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.

8 of 8
N-number St Year NTSB FAA
N1114C OK 1977 · Look up ↗
N19FT NY · Look up ↗
N21HH CA 1978 · Look up ↗
N44MG MD 1977 · Look up ↗
N48MN OR · Look up ↗
N7086D TX 1977 · Look up ↗
N80CS AZ 1977 · Look up ↗
N871T AZ 1977 · 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 →