Regulations and Government
Isle of Man Registry Turns 10 With 1,000th Aircraft on the Books
The Isle of Man Aircraft Registry only takes privately owned and operated aircraft.
By the end of 2017, the Isle of Man Registry will feature more than 1,000 private aircraft. [Photo: Ian Sheppard]
By the end of 2017, the Isle of Man Registry will feature more than 1,000 private aircraft. [Photo: Ian Sheppard]

Here at the EBACE show this year, the Isle of Man Aircraft Registry (Booth T50) is celebrating 10 years since it was created. The UK Crown Dependency was a true innovator in providing private aircraft owners with a more convenient registration option, and some other jurisdictions have since tried to follow suit.