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FAA Aircraft Records
Need help accessing the FAA Official Aircraft Record. I have an old cd from 2003 and want to see the current record. I've tried the FAA's My Access with out any luck. Any advice would be appreciated. Thanks.
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Re: FAA Aircraft Records
This can now be done online for no charge.
First create a Login.Gov Account
Go to https://cares.faa.gov/home in your browser
Click on Sign on with Login.gov
Agree to terms of service
Click on Get Started
Click on Aircraft Services
Click on Search/Request Aircraft Records
Enter the N number (without the N)
This will bring up the information about the aircraft
Scroll down and choose
Registration History Shows complete history of ownership, address changes etc that the FAA has on file
Airworthiness Shows all of the 337's etc that the FAA has on file.
You can elect to download some or all the data onto your computer in PDF format.
Very interesting reading ... Most 120's and 140's have been wrecked, many just months after they were built.
First create a Login.Gov Account
Go to https://cares.faa.gov/home in your browser
Click on Sign on with Login.gov
Agree to terms of service
Click on Get Started
Click on Aircraft Services
Click on Search/Request Aircraft Records
Enter the N number (without the N)
This will bring up the information about the aircraft
Scroll down and choose
Registration History Shows complete history of ownership, address changes etc that the FAA has on file
Airworthiness Shows all of the 337's etc that the FAA has on file.
You can elect to download some or all the data onto your computer in PDF format.
Very interesting reading ... Most 120's and 140's have been wrecked, many just months after they were built.