Stinson 108-1
FAA model code9230404
Stinson 108-1: Fixed wing single engine, with 338 aircraft on the US register, built between 1943 and 1955.
- 338
- On the US register
- 1
- Engines
- 4
- Seats
- 84mph
- Cruise speed
- Manufacturer
- Stinson
- Class
- Fixed wing single engine
- Engine type
- Reciprocating
- Operates from
- Land
- Weight class
- Up to 12,499 lb
- Build years on the register
- 1943–1955
Aircraft on the register by year built
More registered Stinson 108-1 aircraft were built in 1947 than in any other year: 142.
Source: FAA Releasable Aircraft Registry, retrieved 2026-09-22. Counts are Voydar's tally of current registrations. Aircraft still registered today, by year of manufacture; not production totals.
Where they are registered
US states with the most registrations of this type. The state is the registration address, a count only.
- CA28
- TX26
- AK25
- OH18
- WA15
- MN14
- FL13
- WI12
- MI11
- IA10
- NC10
- OK10
Source: FAA Releasable Aircraft Registry, retrieved 2026-09-22. Counts are Voydar's tally of current registrations.
Accident record
30 NTSB records match an aircraft of this type that is on the register today (338 registered). This is not an accident rate: it leaves out aircraft no longer registered and says nothing about hours flown.
Source: National Transportation Safety Board aviation accident database. Counts only; Voydar holds no names.
Registered examples
Aircraft of this type registered to organisations, newest first.
Source: FAA Releasable Aircraft Registry, retrieved 2026-09-22. Counts are Voydar's tally of current registrations.
Other Stinson models
All Stinson models- 108-3Fixed wing single engine433
- 108-2Fixed wing single engine285
- 108Fixed wing single engine213
- VULTEE V-77Fixed wing single engine85
- L-5Fixed wing single engine72
- 10AFixed wing single engine61
- 10Fixed wing single engine28
- HW75Fixed wing single engine23
- L-5GFixed wing single engine22
- L-5EFixed wing single engine20
- SM-8AFixed wing single engine18
- SR-9CFixed wing single engine13
Specifications are the FAA aircraft reference record for the model code; the FAA file carries no dimensions or performance beyond those shown. Reference data, not for flight planning.