Each registered aircraft has a unique aircraft tail number that we provide as an aircraft tail numbers database list. These are assigned by the national aviation authorities and are widely used to identify the aircraft. As these world aircraft registration numbers are recognized by official authorities, they are the only way of tracking individual flights with an identifier. This makes aircraft tail number data a must-have for tracking flights of a certain airline or the aircraft itself. We provide the aircraft tail numbers database list data via a JSON REST API for seamless integration and update our data to ensure accuracy.
The Aircraft Tail Number Database download is available in Excel, csv or sql formats to make sure you can choose the most functional option for you. You can also reach the database through the API services we provide. We are constantly gathering new data and expanding our database.
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Our Aircraft Tail Numbers Database API sources its data directly from national aviation authorities and official aviation registries around the world. We employ a rigorous data validation and updating process, constantly refreshing our database to reflect the latest changes in aircraft registrations, transfers, and status changes.
National Aviation Authority (NAA) uses procedures set by each country for the registration of aircraft. Our complete world aircraft registration numbers database with API for developers contains numbers of registered aircraft. The registration process starts when National Aviation Authority assigns a unique combination of letters and numbers to each aircraft. The registration number also represents the country of the aircraft and the NAA provides the aircraft with the Certificate of Registration.
In the USA, a registration number is usually called an N number because all aircraft registered there have registration numbers starting with the letter N. The interesting thing to mention is the fact that no registration number contains letters I and O since they are similar to numbers 1 and 0 and may make some confusion.
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