N91007 is a Cessna 207, serial 20700006, an early airframe for a model best known as a rugged Alaskan bush hauler. The registry shows private individual ownership in Georgia from 2010 and again from 2012, before the registration was cancelled on March 11, 2013. There is no flight activity in the most recent observed year, and no evidence of any later chapter, commercial use, or conversion. Several sister ships from the same production run, including N91027, N91034, and N91096, also show lapsed registration and zero recent flights, though no cause or shared fate can be confirmed. Of the 96 Cessna 207s still in FAA records, 40 remain registered and only 17 flew in the last year, with Alaska, Texas, and Washington the most common home states, which makes N91007's Georgia registration and quiet deregistration stand apart from that typical pattern.
Airframe story
Sister ships
- N91027Exported to Canada, Jun 2013
- N91034U.S. registration ended, Nov 2012
- N91096U.S. registration ended, Apr 2023
- N1585UU.S. registration ended, Feb 2013
- N1623UU.S. registration ended, Jul 2012
- N1682UU.S. registration ended, Aug 2013
96 Cessna 207 are in the FAA records; 40 still registered; 18 flew in the last year. The most common home states are AK, TX, WA.
From the FAA registry and observed flights. Inferences are labeled; outside facts are cited.