Who flies, teaches, fuels, fixes and tests
The companies and the FAA's designees behind U.S. aviation, each list from the government's own file and each entry with its own page. Companies are listed; private individuals are not, at this time. Your company? Claim or add its listing.
Charter operators and airlines 1,798 FAA certificates
Every company holding an FAA airline or charter (air-taxi) certificate, with its base, its callsign, the aircraft on the certificate and what is in the air now.
Airlines and their routes 293 airlines reporting to the DOT
Each airline's routes, flights, seats and passengers month by month, from the DOT's reports.
Flight schools and flying clubs 2,389 schools, colleges and clubs
Where to learn to fly: schools, college programmes and clubs, with their aircraft and the examiners nearby.
FBOs and fuel sellers 837 companies
Who sells fuel and services at the field, and which fields report jet fuel or avgas.
Repair stations 5,066 FAA-certificated shops
Every FAA-certificated repair station, in the United States and abroad, with what it is rated to do.
FAA examiners and inspectors 6,855 designees
Pilot examiners, medical examiners, mechanic examiners and airworthiness representatives, by state and town, with the details the FAA publishes.
Fleets: who owns the most aircraft 3,426 organisations with five or more
Companies, schools, clubs and government bodies by the number of aircraft registered to them.
Makers A to Z 981 makers
Every maker with aircraft on the register, with its models and where they are.
Part makers
The companies approved by the FAA to make replacement parts, most approvals first.
Certificate holders
Who holds each aircraft design's type certificate and the approved modifications.