death of BN/RC/NWA Capt. David N. Loupot, age 84
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~ IN MEMORY ~
USAF veteran, BN/RC/NWA Capt. David N. Loupot
September 30, 1939 - April 17, 2024
ALPA’s recent March issue notes the 2024 passing of NWA Captain David Norman Loupot. David flew for Braniff (1966-1982), Republic Airlines (1983-1986), & Northwest Airlines (1986-1999).
Captain Loupot is survived by his wife Suzanne, and by his son and his son’s family.
He had most recently resided in Texas : 1072 Thornridge Cir, Argyle, TX 76226.
PCN memorial site https://pcnflightwest.blogspot.com/2026/03/bnrcnwa-capt-david-n-loupot.html
https://www.aggienetwork.com/news/161028/roll-call-tribute/
Dave's Autobiography
David Norman Loupot, Class of ’61, passed away on April 17, 2024, in Denton, Texas.
Born in Dallas, Texas, David grew up in the Oak Cliff neighborhood and attended Sunset High School. He went on to graduate from Texas A&M University in 1961 with a BS in civil engineering. Following his graduation, he proudly served his country in Vietnam with the United States Air Force as a pilot (T-37, T-33 & C124).
After his military service, David pursued a career in aviation and flew for Braniff (1966-1982), Republic Airlines (1983-1986), & Northwest Airlines (1986-1999). (20000+ flight hours for career) DC 9, B727 & B757. His passion for flight was matched by his love of travel, which took him to many corners of the world.
David had a deep appreciation for History, researching through books and traveling to historical sites. He was an avid golfer as well since age 5, driving it 200 yards at 83! He was also a devoted fan of all Aggie sports and remained connected to his alma mater throughout his life.
He is survived by his beloved wife of 56 years, Suzanne Donahue Loupot; his son, Stephen David Loupot and wife Hilary; granddaughters Elise and Gwyneth Loupot; niece Pamela Loupot Brummett and husband Kevin; great-nephews and niece Thomas Brummett, David Brummett and wife Riley, Lauren Kaylee Brummett; and nephew Michael David Loupot.
David’s life was marked by dedication—to family, country, and the skies he loved to navigate.
David left us with a quote in his belongings, “It’s been a great ride. Great wife, Great son and his family. Been Lucky with a Good family, friends and golfing pals, who have put up with me, my golf, and the Aggies all these years. Going to miss it all. Take care”
In his memory the family asks to please donate to the David Loupot '61 Aggie Ring Scholarship fund which will help a Cadet in the Texas Aggie Corps afford a ring. tx.ag/DavidLoupot .