I am sure you have all used it:

http://flightaware.com

Try to look at the info. for Trump's 727. VP-BDJ it was N2914 before its reg. was moved to Anguilla. Where..

After that fails look up the info. on ANY Mexican reg. jet.

When I file IFR you can find where I went for the last year and with almost no effort at all where I live, what I had for breakfast etc. And for a couple of bucks extra you can have it all.

But if I own hotels in Mexico and live in Palm Springs and fly my Challanger 601 to Aspen ATC doesn't make that info. available to the rest of us. i.e. US citizens

Welcome to Aztlan.

YOYODYNE:. the amount of force required to impart an acceleration of one centimeter per second per second to a yo-yo with a mass of one gram (cm/g/sec). ...


In the origin myths of the Aztecs, they emerged originally from the bowels of the earth through seven caves (Chicomostoc) and settled in Aztlan, from which they subsequently undertook a migration southward in search of a sign that would indicate that they should settle once more.

What was that whoose / boom sound? This conversation is so far over my head and moving so fast I think it broke the sonic barrier.
What are you people talking about?

Wait a minute, VP is Cayman islands isn't it? At least the aircraft I delivered two weeks ago was.

a64pilot wrote:What was that whoose / boom sound? This conversation is so far over my head and moving so fast I think it broke the sonic barrier.
What are you people talking about?

The appearance that our seat of government has moved from Washington D.C. to Mexico City, or at the very least policy is being dictated to us from a foreign government.

That you and I have our every movement monitored and logged but foreign nationals seem to be off the radar - at so many levels.

Kinda like when I was still on active duty. Every weapon I had and brought on post had to be registered on post, but the civilians that shot on the ranges and hunted didn't have to register theirs.
This kind of thing bothers me deeply. During Sun-n-Fun last weekend I saw a guy walking aroung the camping area writing down all of the N numbers, said it was a hobby. I have since then realized anyone with my N number can pull up info on my ratings, home address etc. You can't do that with a car tag, why is it allowable with an N number?

Apache:
It is Anguilla. Anguilla belongs to the Brits. Well thay probably think of it as "their" country but....

The first question is probably why Anguilla. why not Georgia?

The first answer is "follow the money".

The Donald doesn't pay money for his 727 like you would. That is why you have no need to reg. your Maule in Anguilla.

It's the old "neutral country" story.

Help....

Who are these people? This thread has been taken over by conspiracy extremists.

On the other hand...Just because they don't disclose the info. doesn't mean they are hiding anything. Does it

If you see a big jet at your little local airport with Mexican reg. and you think..."self.. I wonder what it's here for, who does it belong to etc."

Homeland Sec.. and all that stuff. Got to be alert.

Good luck..

Apache:

My guess is the guy with the big jet, the home in Palm Springs and the hotels in Mexico City can pick up the phone and find out anything he wants about you.

We have a couple of guys (really really good workers) who don't exist on paper. They look just like you and me. They have cars, houses, all that stuff but they do what I would like to do myself (sometimes). On paper they don't exist. It sounds like you couldn't do it but for them it is very easy.

I can tell you for sure it's not that way for me when I visit Mexico.

Oh Oh getting off topic here. Back to airplanes.

Mexico: National Aeronautical Registry.. Google that puppy and see what info you can find.

Canada: No problemo... Just go to Landings.

Requirements for Mexican Citizens wishing to obtain a TN visa.

As of January 1, 2004 the procedures were simplified for Mexicans by removing the requirement for petition approval and for filing of a labor condition application. Mexicans are no longer subject to numerical limitation for these professionals. Mexican citizens still require a visa to request admission to the United States.

To be eligible for admission in TN status, the individual must satisfactorily demonstrate to U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) that:
He/she will engage in employment that is on the
list of qualifying professions..

Lawyer (including Notary in the province of Quebec)
L.L.B., J.D., L.L.L., B.C.L., or Licenciatura degree (five years’’); or membership in a state/provincial bar.

Lots of professions on the list. Everyone knows we have a shortage of Lawyers.[/b]