Duplicate Reg. #'s

[Alexander2012]

I was watching some of the King School's videos on communication on youtube. Martha's plane i think was a Mooney Bravo reg N94KS. So i typed in N94KS and it came up as a Cessna Skyhawk. So does the FFA allow duplicate registration numbers if owned by the same person?

[N2056]

It's pretty simple. One plane, one N number. Just like a car...

[deepsea345]

its possible that the registration was "transfered" between the two aircraft, but no two planes can have the same reg

[ReggieF5421]

N94KS was issued to that Cessna in August 2005. What was the date of the video you were watching?

FAA records do not show you the aircraft which had a registration number in the past. And many, many reg #s are recycled.

The only aircraft currently listed with King Schools as owner is a C-172 - N81KS - on 2/13/2008.

A Google search shows King Schools awarded give away aircraft in 1994 to T.A. (AL) Marshall or Valkaria, Florida in 1994 - a Mooney Special Edition Reg N94KS

http://www.kingschools.com/Sweepstak...rs/default.asp

[ytzpilot]

It's not common practice for governments to retire registration numbers. They get reused when an aircraft gets scraped and when their was a accident and write off...

One of the planes in my flight school crashed killing one of our instructors and a student. That one was C-GSCN

Since that registration has been reissued

Old Cessna 150 C-GSCN crashed 8-June-98:
http://www.tsb.gc.ca/eng/rapports-re...9/a98o0139.asp

New Seatabria C-GSCN issued 2006:
http://www.airport-data.com/aircraft/C-GSCN.html

[Tim_A]

UK registrations are never reissued.

[mgh]

UK registrations are never reissued.

If an aircraft is re-registered in the UK it gets a new number, not its original number G-AWJZ is now G-OJVH.