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The History of Aircraft Trusts
Aircraft trusts are an acceptable means for registering aircraft in the United States. What was initially set up to assist the commercial aviation industry is now also used by private aircraft owners to obtain US registration. The Civil Aeronautics Act of 1938 states that the owner of an aircraft is the person who holds the…
Read MoreThe Transparency of Aircraft Owner Trusts
Aircraft, like many other assets, may be owned in trust by a third party on behalf of another in the United States. These are known as owner trusts, and they have been used for legitimate business purposes for 40 years in US aviation. Owner trusts were originally developed to support the sale of aircraft by…
Read More9 Benefits to Registering an Aircraft in Trust
An Aircraft Trust is a legal method, approved and overseen by the FAA for approximately forty (40) years, which allows interested parties to register aircraft in the United States in the name of a trustee. The most common reason for setting up an aircraft trust is to provide a solution for entities who do not…
Read MoreWhat is an Aircraft Trust and How Does it Work?
Civil or general aviation is a popular pastime in the United States, both for pleasure and business. For those who are interested in FAA registration for a privately-owned airplane, here are some answers on how trusts work. Who is eligible to register an aircraft in the US? An aircraft may be eligible for FAA registration…
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