Worldwide Aircraft Registration Guide: Part One
Z3-AAG BOMBARDIER CRJ-900 at EHAM: North Macedonia
Photography by Ken Kula
The Annex Seven of the International Civil Aviation Organization specifies nationality markings for every country’s registered aircraft. Many of these markings begin with a single letter – such as “N” for the United States of America. Others begin with letter-number or multiple letter combinations. This group of photos contains letter-number combinations for the prefix of an aircraft’s registration identification. After the aircraft’s registration, we’ve added the country in which the aircraft is registered in. In the coming weeks, we’ll look at almost one hundred registrations from different countries… how many have you seen?
4K-AZ101 ILYUSHIN IL-76 at KPSM: Azerbaijan
4L-TGL BOEING B-737 at EHAM: Georgia
4R-ADA AIRBUS A-340 at EGLL: Sri Lanka
4X-EBV BOEING B-757 at EHAM: Israel (Also 4Z-)
5Y-BEN AIRBUS A-310 at EGLL: Kenya
6Y-JMC AIRBUS A-340 at EGLL: Jamaica
8P-CAD BOEING B-707 at KJFK: Barbados
9A-CTG AIRBUS A-319 at EHAM: Croatia
9H-ZMB GULFSTREAM G-650 at KMHT: Malta
9K-ANA AIRBUS A-340 at EGLL: Kuwait
9M-XXB AIRBUS A-330 at YMML: Malaysia
9V-SPQ BOEING B-747 at KLAX: Singapore
9Y-TGN LOCKHEED L-1011 at EGLL: Trinidad and Tobago
A6-DDA BOEING B-777: United Arab Emirates
A7-ALG AIRBUS A-350 at KBOS: Qatar
A9C-HMK BOEING B-747 at KLAS: Bahrain
P4-MDC MCDONNELL DOUGLAS MD-90 at KEWR: Aruba (Netherlands)
V2-LIA ATR-72-600 at Sint Maarten (Antigua and Barbuda)