How to find home base of an aircraft and owner?

[idahosurge 2]

Is there anyplace to plug in a tail number and the aircraft type to determine who owns the aircraft and its home base?

 

A couple of examples: Citation X PH-PKX and Citation X OE-HAK.

[FLEX1978 373]

A 2 second search on Google brought this up 

 

https://www.flyvictor.com/aircraft-operators/asl-nvbv/citation-x-ph-pkx

 

 

I guess an extra few seconds of searching could bring up more info.

[Dutch1 24]

Google is your friend!!!! . The first one that you posted, i put in google....this is what i came up with.........   https://www.flyvictor.com/aircraft-operators/asl-nvbv/citation-x-ph-pkx      I work at KDTW in the winter doing snow removal, and when i'm not sure of what type of aircraft i'm looking at, i plug in the tail number into google.

[OldFlyboy 30]

Flight Aware will find any aircraft with an active registration if it is USA. Don't know about other countries though. Give it a look. Use FLIGHT TRACKER box on left ---enter tail #

From time to time I look up my old 1965 Cessna 150 Commuter to see if it is still "alive and well".

[FloG 148]

http://www.airport-data.com/search/, seems to work very nice.

[idahosurge 2]

http://www.airport-data.com/search/, seems to work very nice.

 

Thanks!

A 2 second search on Google brought this up 

 

https://www.flyvictor.com/aircraft-operators/asl-nvbv/citation-x-ph-pkx

 

 

I guess an extra few seconds of searching could bring up more info.

 

 

I did a google search two months ago and this site did not come up then.

[BMG50 9]

or here...http://registry.faa.gov/aircraftinquiry/nnum_inquiry.aspx