I photographed these late-’30s – early-’40s vintage Fairchild PT-19 Cornell trainers at the Evergreen Aviation Museum in Oregon, and at the Pima Air Museum in Tucson. The PT-19 Cornell had an open cockpit, but was later fitted with a canopy as the PT-26 Cornell. The radial-powered version was produced as the PT-23 Cornell.
PT-19 42-34023
NMoUSAF 2018
PT-19A Cornell
Evergreen Aviation Museum 2015
Evergreen Museum 2018
PT-19A 41-14675
Pima Air Museum 2017
1943 Fairchild M-62A #T43-5242
WAAAM, Hood River 2021
WAAAM, Hood River 2023
Fairchild M-62A #T42-1811
Heritage Flight Museum 2023
1942 Fairchild PT-19A #T42-1844
OshKosh 2024
Oshkosh 2025
PT-19A Cornell 42-83633
Robins AFB 2024
1943 M-62A-3 Cornell II #FT782
CAF Hangar at Dallas Executive Airport, Texas 2024
1941 M-62A 42-20182 (#T41-1184)
Lone Star Flight Museum, Houston 2024
(Assumed) PT-19 42-49354
Castle AFB Restoration Hangar, Atwater CA 2024
1943 Fairchild M-62A #T43-7208
Note the fuselage numbers are different on each side (269 on left and 692 on right)