Douglas DC-7
5 on the U.S. register across 3 versions the FAA records separately. Built from 1957 to 1958; half of them date from 1958 or earlier. Oregon has the most (3). 100% are registered to companies, flight schools, clubs and other organisations; the rest to individuals, who are never named here.
About the DC-7 from the FAA's model table
- Type
- Fixed-wing, multi-engine · Piston twins
- Power
- Piston (reciprocating), 4 engines
- Common engines
- Wright Tc18Ea Series (2), Wright Tc18Da Series (2), Wright 988Tc18Ea Ser (1)
- Seats
- 102
- Cruise speed
- about 232 mph
- Maker on the register
- Douglas
- Registered
- earliest certificate December 27, 2012; newest May 6, 2023
Where they are owner's state
Who owns them registrant type
Versions as the FAA records them · click one to list only those aircraft
When they were built by decade · 2 with no year on file
Registrations by year certificates issued since 2010, including changes of owner · 2026 is the year so far
Registration status
Airworthiness certificate class
Biggest operators companies, schools and clubs
Fleet pages: Corsair Two LLC
Accident history NTSB records · 3 cases since 1982, 0 fatal
The 3 most recent of 3 cases where the NTSB's make and model match this family's versions. Rates per registered aircraft, phases of flight and causes are coming with the analytics stage. Each aircraft's own page also shows its record.
Questions people ask answers refresh every morning
How many Douglas DC-7 aircraft are registered in the U.S.?
5 as of October 2, 2026, counting 3 versions the FAA records separately.
Which state has the most Douglas DC-7s?
Oregon, with 3.
Who owns the Douglas DC-7?
100% are registered to companies, flight schools, clubs and other organisations; the rest to individuals and co-owners, who are never named on this site.