N reg in UK

[teedub]

Any one got any pointers on where to find N reg US companies operating/based out of the uk?

cheers & warm beer

 

[Flywrite]

TeeDub,

If you go to the FAA website you can pull up registrations by State/Country, etc. Or fi you are interested in finding a particular type you can search the type and it will show any registered in the UK.

I've looked before and a lot of the "N" reg aircraft with UK addresses seem to be registered to the same company, some kind of company set up to allow UK citizens with FAA certificates to own a US reg aircraft I imagine., but there are some corporate owned aircraft on there too.

Another somewhat time consuming option is to pick up a copy of Aircraft Illustrated. It lists aircraft movements for the major UK airports so the planespotter geeks can keep track of unusual traffic. Just look for the "N" registered aircraft and then look up the "N"-number on the FAA webiste. It's a lot of work and most aircraft are going to be transient, but you may find a UK based aircraft in there somewhere.

Good Luck!

PS Where you from?

 

[teedub]

N reg info

Hi FlyWrite
thanks a bunch for the info on UK US corporate gigs..I'm originally from london but been here for a long time....was having a blast at TWA (go figure) until...well you know the rest....almost got a gig on a jetstar 731 out of luton for a private us indiv but he kinda gagged at the idea of fronting 32K or so for the type...apparently no sim exists for the old bird so its all done in the skies....anyway thinking about spending a few years back in london (my moms cooking is better than crashpad slopp) scooting around europe until my "amigos" at AA call me back...yeh right!.....so with your friendly and helpful hints I will so look and hopefuly find!!!......

cheers and warm beer

teedub

 

[Brett Hull]

teedub,

Don't know if this helps you or not, and I may be wrong, but I think there's a JetStar box at FlightSafety ATL. Hopefully this will help you out.

 

[teedub]

jet star box

Brett Hull

thank you very much for the info.......

will check it out

cheers!

 

[Flywrite]

Hey teedub,

You may also want to check into this outfit:

http://www.kaiserair.com/about_7.html

Someone posted a job ad from them on here a few months ago. They were looking for a FAA licensed pilot with the right to live/work in the UK to fly a "N" Hawker over there. I spoke with someone at the company and received an application from them, but never heard back after I sent it in. The job is still on their website so you may want to give them a call.

They prefer Hawker experience, but at least you have jet time which I didn't.

Hope this helps. I'm from up north (the Durham/Newcastle area), but also lived over here for many years.

 

[teedub]

check it out!

Flywrite

cheers mate for the update....I will go check it out let you know wot I find!!......so a geordie lad over in the us of a....sorry to have to tell you but I just watched my "lads" do newcastle 3:2 at highbury, although Alan Shearer is so good, given his age and all that....I'm from norf lundon init!....spent the last couple of months back in blighty courtesy of another furlough....was the best summer I ever remember in england....thus prompted to see if I can get a gig in the old country.....catch me games on the premiership, little bit of cricket, anyway best not ramble.....do you remember maclom mc donnald?

cheers and a newcastle brown mate (good stuff)