Aircraft N9078E Photo

N9078E, 1946 Aeronca 11AC Chief, C/N: 11AC-710

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Aircraft N9078E, 1946 Aeronca 11AC Chief, c/n 11AC-710, 78E on short final at the Fremont airport(Calif) flying over broken cement (was never removed when the airport was built) which discouraged landing short! Over the years,several planes tried without much success like a C150 on 3-1-75., at Q59, photo by S B J

78E on short final at the Fremont airport(Calif) flying over broken cement (was never removed when the airport was built) which discouraged landing short! Over the years,several planes tried without much success like a C150 on 3-1-75.

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Photographer	S B J Contact More photos by S B J
Airport	Q59 Q59 Airport
Upload Date	2015-01-14
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Date Taken	2015-01-14 12:48:51

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Aircraft N9078E, 78E overhead., at Q59, photo by S B J

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