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If you have an interest in possibly purchasing a plane for your personal enjoyment, or to use as part of your business, you naturally are going to look closely at any aircraft, so you know that it is a sound investment for you. Buying an airplane is a significant purchase for you, perhaps the largest…
Do you want to get your plane on the aircraft registration list, yet aren’t entirely sure how it all works? Or, do you want to get the information from the list so that you can make the best decision for an upcoming purchase? There are a number of reasons to get on that list. At…
You have plenty to worry about in your life. Between everything involving your job, your family, your airplane, and everything else, the last thing that you have time for is to be concerned with the legality of your aircraft’s registration. We designed the National Aviation Center to help busy people like you take one task…
When you get on an aircraft as a passenger, if you’re like so many of us, you probably have a carry-on. Inside this carry-on, you could have some kind of “travel” toiletries and other products. The idea behind these is that, should you need them, you’ll have everything you need all in one place. You…
The “aircraft registration list” is another name for the FAA database. One question we encounter quite a bit is: “who can register an aircraft?” This might seem like a question with an obvious answer (“the owner of the aircraft”) but it’s actually much more complicated than that. There are actually many laws that are very…
Did you know there is a literal, actual, and tangible faa aircraft registration list? It’s true, the FAA does have a registry of every single aircraft that’s currently registered. It contains quite a bit of information: the N-Number, the Manufacturer Name, the Model, the date the certificate was issued as well as the name and…
The name of our company is the “National Aviation Center,” in part because we wanted to make it a center for all of your aircraft documentation needs. So, to that end, we didn’t call it the “National Aviation Initial Registration Center,” or the “National Center for Re-Registration of Your Aircraft Registration” or something like that.…