Taylorcraft aircraft on the FAA registry
1,898 Taylorcraft aircraft are on the U.S. civil registry as of the 2026-10-18 FAA snapshot, registered under the make name "TAYLORCRAFT". BC-12D and F-19 light taildraggers, a large share of them vintage registrations.
Taylorcraft N-numbers
Showing 50 of 1,898 Taylorcraft aircraft, most recently updated first. Every U.S. tail has its own profile — use the full A→Z registry index to reach the rest.
N47478
DCO-65 · 1943 · Valid
N96150
BC12-D · 1946 · Valid
N46244
DCO-65 · 1943 · Valid
N95042
BC12-D · 1946 · Registration Pending
N95817
BC12-D · 1946 · Valid
N43768
BC12-D · 1946 · Valid
N3566T
F19 · — · Valid
N95652
BC12-D · — · Sale Reported
N49178
DCO-65 · 1946 · Valid
N3679T
F19 · 1977 · Valid
N36423
BC12D-85 · 1941 · Non-Citizen Flight Hour Report Not Returned
N63045
DF-65 · — · Valid
N57583
DCO-65 · 1942 · Valid
N47329
DCO-65 · 1943 · Valid
N29748
BC12-65 · 1941 · Valid
N2003K
F19 · — · Valid
N999BL
BC12-D · — · Valid
N23803
BL-65 · 1939 · Valid
N43006
BC12-D · 1945 · Valid
N95546
BC12-D · 1946 · Valid
N61080
DC-65 · 1953 · Valid
N48446
DCO-65 · 1943 · Valid
N29624
BC-65 · 1940 · Valid
N95334
BC12-D · — · Sale Reported
N50121
DCO-65 · 1943 · Valid
N27504
BL-65 · — · Valid
N44178
BC12-D1 · 1946 · Valid
N43443
BC12-D · — · Valid
N43082
BC12-D · 1946 · Valid
N3673T
F19 · 1976 · Valid
N36019
BC-65 · 1941 · Valid
N47207
DCO-65 · 1944 · Valid
N5048M
BC12-D · 1946 · Valid
N48866
DCO-65 · 1942 · Valid
N24466
BL-65 · 1940 · Valid
N26548
BC-65 · — · Valid
N29504
BL-65 · 1940 · Sale Reported
N27W
DC-65 · — · Valid
N4418V
F21B · — · Valid
N96902
BC12-D · 1946 · Registration Pending
N50845
DCO-65 · 1943 · Valid
N96731
BC12-D · — · Valid
N34068
BCS12-65 · — · Valid
N1510T
BC12-65 · — · N-Number Assigned, Not Registered, Pending Cancellation
N43972
BC12-D · 1946 · Valid
N44481
BC12-D1 · — · Sale Reported
N96247
BC12-D · 1946 · Valid
N29PA
BC-65 · — · Registration Pending
N39190
DC-65 · — · Sale Reported
N50414
DCO-65 · 1943 · Registration Pending
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Sources
- FAA Releasable Aircraft Database — accessed 2026-10-18
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