In an email, Sweeney said The penis This learning “which has what planes already need research” and that he and other jet trackers “often use the media and associated sources” rather than the FAA registration database.
The FAA said on Friday that it was considering that there was a personally identifiable information from the registration files. Even if Jet Trackers relied more on the FAA database, Sweeney suspected that the rule does not apply to those who record their jets with trusts or other entities, which he says that the owners of private jets do regularly. However, FAA spokesperson Kevin Morris told the rod in an e-mail when he indicates that he will retain “personally identifiable information”, he referred to “individuals and entities (trusts, LLC, etc.) operating private planes”.
We also contacted the National Business Aviation Association for comments on Sweeney’s comment.
