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Cessna 180K: fleet, age & accident history

Aggregate figures from the FAA Aircraft Registry (current US civil registrations) and the NTSB Aviation Accident Database. No individual owners are named on this page.

274currently registered
48average age (years)
1978median model year
4seats
1engines

Accident-rate context

193.4NTSB events per 1,000 registered
53NTSB events (1982–2026)

NTSB-recorded events (loaded window) involving aircraft currently registered as this model, per 1,000 currently registered. Not a safety ranking; older events and deregistered aircraft are not counted.

Where Cessna 180K aircraft are registered

Count of currently registered Cessna 180K aircraft by registration state (FAA). Aggregate counts only.

StateRegistered
Alaska 35
Washington 23
Texas 18
California 18
Florida 12
Delaware 11

Cessna 180K airframes with a public accident record

These Cessna 180K aircraft are currently registered and carry at least one NTSB accident or incident record. Marked entries have a record filed under a different tail number — found by manufacturer serial number, which a search on the current N-number alone cannot surface.

Other Cessna models

Was this Cessna 180K ever wrecked under a different tail number?

The free registries search by current tail number — so a Cessna 180K that was wrecked, rebuilt, and re-registered under a new N-number shows clean on every one of them. The accident stays filed under the tail the airframe wore at the time. The $79 report cross-matches by manufacturer serial number to surface that hidden history — plus every registrant on record, registration expiry, recent FAA filings (the lien signal), and the full NTSB narrative for each event. Delivered instantly, no account, no ads.

This is an informational report compiled from public FAA and NTSB records. It is not a title search, lien abstract, or airworthiness determination, and does not replace a pre-purchase inspection. Liens and encumbrances require the certified FAA records — not included in the instant report.

source: FAA Aircraft Registry source: NTSB FAA data as of 2026-08-17 computed 2026-08-24