What You Can Do if the FAA Cancels or Delays Your Flight FAA Staff 11/07/25
Flight delays and cancellations are all too common right now. While these events are largely out of a passenger’s control, understanding the system can help you navigate the chaos. Just as passengers rely on the FAA for safe travel, owners rely on proper FAA registration documentation to legally operate their aircraft. There’s no way to…
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Know How to Fill Out an Aircraft Registration Form FAA Staff 11/05/25
Have you long dreamed of buying an airplane of your own? Is it time to turn your ambitions of aviation into a breathtaking reality? If so, you will have your work cut out for you before you can take off for the friendly skies. First, of course, you will need to obtain a pilot’s license…
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What Do Airplane Tail Numbers Mean? FAA Staff 11/03/25
If you happen to have your pilot’s license, the odds are good that you know a fair amount about airplanes. In fact, you have probably been pretty enamored by aircraft since you were a child, getting to know the various different makes and models. Perhaps you can identify a plane and the year it was…
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Release of Mortgage: A Complete Guide for Aircraft Owners FAA Staff 10/30/25
Once the loan for the aircraft is paid off, the borrower expects to own the aircraft free from any lien or other legal claims by the lender. A Release of Mortgage fulfills this expectation. This is a required process, as it discharges the lender’s lien on the aircraft and returns full and unencumbered title to…
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Safe and Secure: How We Help With the Aircraft Security Agreement FAA Staff 10/27/25
Securing financing for an aircraft involves a significant amount of paperwork, and one of the most critical documents in this process is the aircraft security agreement. This legally binding contract is essential for protecting the interests of the lender. It formally grants the lender a security interest in the aircraft, which serves as collateral for…
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Initial Registration: Complete Guide for Aircraft Owners FAA Staff 10/23/25
Any aircraft in the U.S. must be First Registered before it is allowed to legally fly. This move is definitely more than closing the deal—it actually records the owner, confirms the compliance with the rules, and furnishes the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) with the important facts about the aircraft. In fact, without registration, the aircraft…
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