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Eagle0025 said:
CV-440-12, s/n 336. Delivered to Sabena 17 July 1956 and registered OO-SCL. WFU and went to Frontier Airlines 10 December 1967 as N73160. Converted to CV-580 1968. Last went to Aspen Airways 9 December 1988. Written off 20 January 1989. Received substantial damage in a forced landing near Buena Vista, CO due to engine failure. The aircraft landed on a dirt road, hit a fence and a log pile caused the nose gear to collapse.

Imre Quastler said:
Cal Sierra at Lake Tahoe, surely one of the most attractive airports with commercial service in the USA at the time.
James said:
I was the station manager for Cal Sierra at TVL....I loved that airline and loved that job!
Gary C. Orlando said:
I love that colour scheme on the plane!!
tim_zukas said:
Cal Sierra first appeared in the 11/80 OAG: two daily round trips SAN-TVL eff 15 Nov. In the 6/81 OAG, eight flights a week each way, some Subj Govt Approval; on a Friday one would arrive TVL at 1030 (this one?) and another at 1845. In the 12/81 OAG, no nonstops-- just SAN-BUR-TVL.
Chasen Richardson said:
Very cool! Few pics of this airline and the only one I've seen of them at TVL.

Eagle0025 said:
CV-440-12, s/n 336. Delivered to Sabena 17 July 1956 and registered OO-SCL. WFU and went to Frontier Airlines 10 December 1967 as N73160. Converted to CV-580 1968. Last went to Aspen Airways 9 December 1988. Written off 20 January 1989. Received substantial damage in a forced landing near Buena Vista, CO due to engine failure. The aircraft landed on a dirt road, hit a fence and a log pile caused the nose gear to collapse.