1942 North American AT-6G
Warbirds & Military
Aircraft Details
Seller reportedAvionics & Equipment
Camouflage – inspired by that of the 3rd Fighter Squadron of the AVG (Flying Tigers)
whose emblem she also bears.The roundels are more or less those of the post-war USAF. This livery was applied for the needs of the filming of the movie “Après la Guerre,” in which she briefly appears alongside her brother in arms
the F-AZAS. Repainted in 1988.Description
Airframe Year: 1942 Serial #: 51-15113 Registration #: F-AZAU TSN: 4’717 hrs Engine Pratt & Whitney R-1340 AN1 TT: 7’938 hrs Propeller Hamilton Standard 12 D40-225 TT: 4’718 hrs Avionics / Radios VHF Becker AR 3201 Exterior Camouflage – inspired by that of the 3rd Fighter Squadron of the AVG (Flying Tigers), whose emblem she also bears. The roundels are more or less those of the post-war USAF. This livery was applied for the needs of the filming of the movie “Après la Guerre,” in which she briefly appears alongside her brother in arms, the F-AZAS. Repainted in 1988.
Engine
Pratt & Whitney R-1340 AN1 TT: 7’938 hrs Propeller Hamilton Standard 12 D40-225 TT: 4’718 hrs Avionics / Radios VHF Becker AR 3201 Exterior Camouflage – inspired by that of the 3rd Fighter Squadron of the AVG (Flying Tigers), whose emblem she also bears. The roundels are more or less those of the post-war USAF. This livery was applied for the needs of the filming of the movie “Après la Guerre,” in which she briefly appears alongside her brother in arms, the F-AZAS. Repainted in 1988.
Propeller
Hamilton Standard 12 D40-225 TT: 4'718 hrs
Exterior
Camouflage - inspired by that of the 3rd Fighter Squadron of the AVG (Flying Tigers), whose emblem she also bears. The roundels are more or less those of the post-war USAF. This livery was applied for the needs of the filming of the movie "Après la Guerre," in which she briefly appears alongside her brother in arms, the F-AZAS. Repainted in 1988.
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Boschung Global
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Tba, France | Mar 25, 2026 | 116 days | Active |
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About This North American AT-6G
This 1942 North American AT-6G (F-AZAU) is a 2-seat warbirds & military with 4,717 hours on the airframe. There are currently 5 AT-6G aircraft listed for sale with asking prices ranging from $220,000 to $259,000.
The AT-6G cruises at 126 kts (233 km/h) with a range of 730 nm (1,352 km) — ideal for short hops and local flights. Service ceiling of 24,000 ft allows operation above most weather.
Operating costs: Fuel burn is 35 GPH (132 L/h), which at current 100LL avgas prices (~$6.20/gal) means approximately $217/hr in fuel alone.
NTSB records show 0 incidents for this airframe — a clean safety record.
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North American AT-6G — Model Specs
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Estimated Cost of Ownership
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Ownership & Registration
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This aircraft (F-AZAU) is registered outside the US.
Location & Ownership
Aircraft Location
Tba, France
FR
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Safety Record
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