Aeronca S7
7 on the U.S. register across 3 versions the FAA records separately. Built from 1946 to 1949; half of them date from 1946 or earlier. Indiana has the most (2). 0% are registered to companies, flight schools, clubs and other organisations; the rest to individuals, who are never named here.
About the S7 from the FAA's model table
- Type
- Fixed-wing, single engine · Piston singles
- Power
- Piston (reciprocating), 1 engine
- Common engines
- Cont Motor A&C65 Series (3), Cont Motor C90 Series (2), Cont Motor C85-12F (1)
- Seats
- 2 (up to 3 in some versions)
- Cruise speed
- about 90 mph
- Maker on the register
- Aeronca
- Registered
- earliest certificate May 1, 2006; newest March 19, 2026
Where they are owner's state
Indiana2New York1Minnesota1Kansas1Guam1Arkansas1
Who owns them registrant type
Individual6 (86%)Co-owned1 (14%)
Versions as the FAA records them · click one to list only those aircraft
When they were built by decade · 1 with no year on file
Registrations by year certificates issued since 2010, including changes of owner · 2026 is the year so far
Registration status
Valid7 (100%)
Airworthiness certificate class
Standard7 (100%)
Biggest operators companies, schools and clubs
No data
Accident history NTSB
Each aircraft's own page already shows its NTSB accident and incident record. The model-wide record (accidents per year, fatal and non-fatal, against the number registered) is being added; it will appear here.
Questions people ask answers refresh every morning
How many Aeronca S7 aircraft are registered in the U.S.?
7 as of October 2, 2026, counting 3 versions the FAA records separately.
Which state has the most Aeronca S7s?
Indiana, with 2.
Who owns the Aeronca S7?
0% are registered to companies, flight schools, clubs and other organisations; the rest to individuals and co-owners, who are never named on this site.