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WACO ATO NC9558
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This airplane is S/N A-40, manufactured during 1929. It landed first at Tucson Tuesday, February 19, 1929 at 4:30 PM. Pilot Lt. Walter R. Peck carried a Mr. Dodds as passenger. They remained overnight in Tucson. Based in Los Angeles, CA they were homeward bound from El Paso, TX departing the next morning at 9 AM.
The second landing by Peck was on Tuesday July 16, 1929 at 9:00 AM. He carried the same passenger, again westbound to Los Angeles from El Paso.
Waco ATO NC9558, Date Unknown
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Other than this image from Andy Heins (credit, right sidebar), I know nothing about this airplane or its passenger or pilot. If you KNOW anything, please contact me.
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UPLOADED: 03/26/08 REVISED: 06/16/11
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| President (as of the upload date of this page) Andy Heins of the National
Waco Club sent the image at left. Thanks to Andy!
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looking for informnation about this airplane and pilot Peck to include on this page.
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