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Similar questions circulate between many pilots. One of which is, “What is the difference between flying a biplane and an aerobatic plane?” First of all, when envisioning a biplane you should see a classic, World War I-looking aircraft. Biplanes have two sets of wings, one above and one below the body of the aircraft, which…
Three years can go – if you allow me to say it – flying. Sorry for the dad joke. That is the time your Federal Aviation Administration FAA aircraft registration will last before you are due to renewal. If that is your case, you may encounter the following article useful: we will tell you when,…
We are well aware that aircraft FAA registration seems complicated at first, but that doesn’t have to be the case with your own applications. Not with the help of our team at hand. At the National Aviation Center, we have everything you need to submit your forms without a lot of trouble. The Basics of…
If you are reading this article right now, we will assume that it is because, on one hand, you are taking your first steps in the aircraft business, probably about to buy your own airplane or recently having acquired one. On the other hand, by this time you have most likely spent some time on…
With summer nearly in full swing, it is time to get your airplane ready for takeoff. That means heading down to your hangar and properly cleaning your aircraft. You will also want to take care of any routine maintenance matters, like checking your fuel and oil. Of course, there are also safety items you will…
It takes a unique type of person to want to own and pilot their own airplane. After all, it takes a lot of studies, coursework, and in-cockpit instruction before you can be issued a pilot’s license. On top of that, while many may find being alone a thousand above the ground to be anxiety-inducing, you…
In life, there are some forms of registration that are optional. Not every boat, for example, has to be registered in the same way. Sometimes, licenses are enough. Aircraft in the United States, however, are different. Registration is mandatory. There’s no “well, we can put off getting registration till later” here, not with the FAA…
Not everybody is cut out for the world of aviation. In fact, it takes a certain type of individual, the type that harbors a bit of a maverick streak, to want to navigate the clouds on their own. Make no mistake about it, pilots, whether hobbyists or professionals are very much a different breed. Even…
The n-number registry is the database the Federal Aviation Administration uses to keep track of the registered aircraft in the United States. Let’s take a look at how you can either join it or consult it. N-Number Registry As an aircraft owner in the United States, you are probably well aware that the Federal Aviation…
The Federal Aviation Administration has certain protections in place to make sure that all aircraft in the United States are suitable for flying. This is why they must first receive an airplane airworthiness certificate. Airplane Airworthiness Certificate An airplane airworthiness certificate is a document issued by the