- Location name:
- Barbers Point, Hawaii, United States
- Coordinates:
- 21.31288338N 158.07492065W
- Description:
- Various - museum closed June 2020, all planes should be removed - supposedly, most of the collection has been acquired by the Castle Air Museum and will be moved to Castle shortly
- Last update:
- 19 October 2021
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Planes at this location
Below is a list of planes linked to this location. An extra feature that highlights seen planes is available for registered users.
More info on registration highlighting| Registration | Cn | Plane type | Country | Service | Status | Remarks | l/n |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 150023/10 | 13076 | A-4E | United States | Navy | std | ||
| 151030 | 13200 | A-4E | United States | Navy | std | ||
| 152061/UA-00 | 13449 | A-4E | United States | Navy | std | ||
| 1790 | 4931 | HC-130H | United States | Coast Guard | std | ||
| N799AL | 45922 | DC-8-62CF | United States | Civil | std | ||
| 152291/DB | 1093 | F-4N | United States | Navy | std | ||
| 69-15708 | 11996 | UH-1H | United States | Army | std | ||
| 74-22365 | 13689 | UH-1H | United States | Army | std | ||
| 150158/58 | 108 | SH-2F | United States | Navy | std | ||
| 148043 | 61.021 | UH-3H | United States | Navy | std | ||
| 152701/60 | 61.357 | UH-3H | United States | Navy | std | ||
| 156964/YH-05 | 65.211 | CH-53D | United States | Marine Corps | std | To be moved to Castle AFB Museum | |
| 152169 | 185-5139 | UP-3A | United States | Navy | std | ||
| 160770 | 285A-5679 | P-3C | United States | Navy | std | Centennial P3 | |
| 85828 | 2647 | TBM-3E | United States | Navy | std | ||
| 162558/VT-27 | 26227 | AH-1W | United States | Marine Corps | std | Removed | |
| 162102/TH-55 | 70.392 | SH-60B | United States | Navy | std | Removed |
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Weblinks to more info:
aviationpros.com (Article), yahoo.com (Article)
Apart from the marked planes, also one of the Skyhawks and one of the Sea Kings should go to Castle AFB Museum (#2634)
Posted on 19 October 2021 by Admin