finding a pilot

[aeroman2]

Is there anyway online to type a pilots first and last name to see what ratings they hold, and possibly who the are employed by.

 

[Casper]

Try this...


https://amsrvs.registry.faa.gov/airmeninquiry/default.asp

 

[aeroman2]

but doesnt it say you have to have there adress and all that.

 

[n57flyguy]

Is there anyway online to type a pilots first and last name to see what ratings they hold, and possibly who the are employed by.

On corporate pilot.com there is a section that has resumes, but I just read those to see what Im up against But that really dosnt help, There might be some directory but I dont think so.

 

[wheelsup]

Link to Registery Search

I don't know of anything that allows you to search whom someone works for. That would be a pretty big invasion of privacy IMO if it did exist.

 

[Malko]

but doesnt it say you have to have there adress and all that.

Nope, you need to enter a name and address of the person making the inquiry.

If the pilot has not requested the info be taken off of the site, you will get the info you need.

 

[aeroman2]

thanks for all the great replies

 

[derg]

Just beware. A lot of people, including myself, aren't listed.

Update: Oh schnap! I guess it IS in there,but it's not updated.

And I'm not a mechanic either.

 

[caliginousface]

Angelina Jolie is!

 

[CG8055]

Just a quick question, on the results for the airmen inquiries in the FAA website, there is a part after certificates that has DOI, and then it has listed a date....what is that abreviation for? thanks for the help

 

[AZBigDog]

Just a quick question, on the results for the airmen inquiries in the FAA website, there is a part after certificates that has DOI, and then it has listed a date....what is that abreviation for? thanks for the help

Date of Issue.

 

[TheFlyingTurkey]

On the FAA website will my useless SIC type rating show up when my paperwork is done?