Buckle up as they take off in a Grumman Goose The G-21 is a well-respected WWII era bomber, turned successful commercial airliner. Due to it being amphibious, the G-21 was highly praised by regional airlines, especially those in the Caribbean and Alaska. Sadly, by the early 1990’s many of the original G-21’s were inoperable due to the lack of spare parts. | Aerospace UK

This is our Grumman G-21A (JRF) Goose. In the 1930s the elite of Manhattan and Long Island, New York required an aircraft that would provide them amphibious transport into the city. Grumman was commissioned to build the G-21 “Goose” to suit their needs. This was Grumman’s first monoplane to fly, its first twin-engine aircraft, and its first aircraft to serve with a commercial airline. This Goose in particular has a rich local history providing transport service for not only food and supplies, bu