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Crosswind Limits 16th August 2006 17:26

UK N registered list?
 
Can someone please point me in the direction of an online list/database for N reg aeroplanes in the UK. I am presuming there must be something similar to G-INFO from the FAA.

Cheers!

Mustapha Cuppa 16th August 2006 19:40

Check out http://registry.faa.gov/aircraftinquiry/ though it does not specifically list N registered aircraft in the UK

Check 6 16th August 2006 20:23

FAA UK Registry

planecrazy.eu 16th August 2006 20:25

Hey,

FAA N- Aircraft in the UK

http://registry.faa.gov/aircraftinqu...&cmndfind.y=18

flyingfemme 17th August 2006 07:27

That's not complete.

IO540 17th August 2006 08:40

Of course the above FAA URLs yield only those N-reg planes whose owners are US citizens living in the UK.

If you are a US citizen living in the UK, you can simply keep an N-reg plane in your own name, no need for a trust.

Other than Southern Aircraft (a US citizen living in the UK and acting as a trustee for many others) etc, this is not a useful database.

SkyHawk-N 17th August 2006 08:59


Originally Posted by IO540
Southern Aircraft (a US citizen living in the UK and acting as a trustee for many others)

....who may or may not be operating their aircraft in the UK....

IO540 17th August 2006 09:17

....who may or may not be operating their aircraft in the UK....

Very true. Many natural Americans use trust companies for financial reasons.

Eurocontrol must have a > 2000kg database, for billing purposes, but that isn't public.

PPRuNe Radar 22nd August 2006 23:59

Here's what the spotters think:

http://www.laasdata.com/fra/bica_ctry.php?c=N&t=

IO540 23rd August 2006 06:12

Funny how these spotters manage to get inside hangars to read off the airframe serial number :yuk:

SkyHawk-N 23rd August 2006 07:51


Originally Posted by IO540
Funny how these spotters manage to get inside hangars to read off the airframe serial number :yuk:

I think they must use the FAA database site for many of the serial numbers.

IO540 23rd August 2006 08:08

Yes, indeed. A curious hobby; they may as well be collecting batch numbers from Mars bar wrappers.


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