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FAA Aircraft Registry Search
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FAA Aircraft Registry Search is a paid API for AI agents from api.govparse.io, paid per call via x402, $1.25/call, status unknown (last checked 2026-09-14).
Search the FAA aircraft registry by owner, N-number, manufacturer, model, type, and registration date to identify who owns which aircraft
Price / call$1.25
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StatusUnknown
How this service works
Who owns which aircraft, and what did they just register? Search the FAA aircraft registry by registrant/owner, N-number, manufacturer, model, type_aircraft, type_registrant (1 individual/3 corp/7 LLC), state, city, status, fractional-only, or certificate-issue date (registered_since — new-ownership tell). Returns the aircraft (make/model/type/year/seats) and its entity-resolved registrant. FAA public-domain records.
Output
Returns a list of FAA registry records, each containing the aircraft details (make, model, type, year, seats, N-number, registration status, certificate-issue date) and the entity-resolved registrant (owner name, type, city, state), up to 100 rows per request with pagination support.
Example use cases
Identify aircraft owned by a corporation
“Search the FAA aircraft registry for all aircraft registered to NetJets — show me the N-numbers, aircraft types, and certificate-issue dates, sorted by most recently registered first.”
Track new aircraft registrations in a state
“Pull all new FAA aircraft registrations in Texas since January 1, 2026 — I want to see who just registered aircraft there, what types they are, and whether any are fractional-ownership.”
Due diligence on an entity's aviation assets
“I need to find every aircraft registered to any LLC in Florida — filter by type_registrant 7 and state FL, and sort by certificate-issue date descending so I can see the newest ones first.”
Technical details
Endpoint
GEThttps://api.govparse.io/v1/faa/aircraft/searchWhen to prefer
Use this endpoint when you need to look up current FAA aircraft ownership records, identify who owns a specific tail number, find all aircraft belonging to a company or individual, monitor new aircraft registrations, or perform due diligence on aviation assets. It is the right choice over generic business registries when the subject is specifically aircraft ownership and FAA registration data. Prefer it over web scraping the FAA website directly for structured, programmatic access to the same public-domain data.
Side effects
- No results returned when N-number or registrant name does not match any FAA record
- Invalid state code or type code returns an error or empty result set
- FAA data may lag real-world ownership changes by days or weeks
- Partial name fragments that are too broad return result cap without desired record
- Invalid date format for registered_since or since fields causes query failure
Input
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