A109 operator

[dutch quaid]

Hi,

Has anyone come across an A109 with registration N449C?
Does anyone know who operates it?

[nowherespecial]

Listed as Meridian Limited, based in the Isle of Man. MSN 22066 is a AW109S Grand.

[dutch quaid]

I thought it was registered in Delaware, USA?

[nowherespecial]

It might be registered there, but the good book Ascend says it's physically based in the IoM.

[dutch quaid]

Thanks for the information. It was seen in West Yorkshire today.

[Northernstar]

Based in Ireland somewhere and flies regularly to U.K. Flown by a convicted criminal according to those who have seen it.

[wrench1]

Originally Posted by dutch quaid

I thought it was registered in Delaware, USA?

FYI: That is where the aircraft owner trustee is located. N registered aircraft require the owner to be a citizen of the US however there is a provision in the FAA regulation that allows a non-US citizen owner to N register the aircraft via a special trust.

[John R81]

Since December 2017 registered on the US register (FAA) to Fawkes Inc Trustee at 251 Littlefalls Drive, Wilmington, DE. The registration is to a corporate Trustee entity, which is not the same as identifying the "owner" (the person who paid for the aircraft and paid the Trustees to run the registration) or where the aircraft is based.

If you are interested in Yorkshire aircraft movements try joining Air.Yorkshire.December.2019.pdf (airyorkshire.org.uk)

[helihub]

Data from Parapex Media shows N449C based at a site in Ireland (not IoM!) along with the ultimate owner company and principal name behind the Fawkes Inc trustee name.

[havick]

Originally Posted by dutch quaid

Hi,

Has anyone come across an A109 with registration N449C?
Does anyone know who operates it?

The bigger questions is why do you want to know?

[gipsymagpie]

Ah, so that's the guy that landed in fog at Barton this week.

[dutch quaid]

Originally Posted by Northernstar

Based in Ireland somewhere and flies regularly to U.K. Flown by a convicted criminal according to those who have seen it.

Can you elaborate on that?

[dutch quaid]

Originally Posted by havick

The bigger questions is why do you want to know?

An even bigger question is why are you asking that?