That's a good question Joe. I have a hard enough time just trying to figure out if my KR is flyable or not from day to day. ;o) (Today, it's not) :o(
Actually, while the FAA database is less than accurate, it's probably be best tool we have to get an accurate count of current registrations, at least in the US. With the drive to reregister aircraft, the database should be much more accurate once the three year registration cycle is completed. The FAA registry database can easily be downloaded by anyone and loaded into either a spreadsheet or database format, which would make counting them a simple matter. I'll be sitting at home for a few weeks this spring, so maybe I'll take the time to load the database and do some searches and counts. -Jeff Scott Los Alamos, NM ----- Original Message ----- From: [email protected] Hey Guys,I have been asked several times the past few weeks "How many flying KR's are there?" Does anyone have a handle on this question? I can give a guess on how many are being built right now based on the net list members but not the fling part.Thanks,Joe Horton,Cooperburg, PA.
