Aviation information on the internet

[generallee]

With the many thousand websites that there are out there, why is it so difficult to find what you need?!!!!:}
I am searching for an aircraft reg with the prefix PA. As far as I am aware, it is a B737 (series unknown). Could it be ex military or just too 'new' for the web??

Edited: PA should be P4 - problem solved, thank you.

[Globaliser]

www.jetphotos.net/census/ is usually quite good for this sort of thing, if you haven't got it already. Doesn't seem to be being kept up to date, contrary to hopes when it took over Bill Harms' data from www.bird.ch/bharms

But the 737 list sorted by registration - http://www.jetphotos.net/census/listing.php?sort=reg&model=B737 - doesn't show anything with a prefix PA. And "PA-" doesn't seem to be a current ICAO registration prefix - see http://www.airlinecodes.co.uk/regprefixcur.asp

[newswatcher]

A little more info would be nice! Here is a site with 737 register info to the end of last year - http://www.bird.ch/bharms/asr_boei.htm

What country has reg of PA-? Might you mean 9A- (Croatia)?

[Scottie Dog]

I think that you should be looking for a P4 registered aircraft. If my memory serves me right this is Aruba and there is at least one BBJ on their register.

Cheers

Scottie Dog
;) ;)

[parttimer]

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[Eh Hello?]

try keyword P4 in registration on www.airliners.net photo search . Quite a few P4- 737's, including BBJ's -GJC and -TBN.