Aircraft based at CYEY (Amos)
16 aircraft on the Canadian register give CYEY as their base, and the middle one was built in 1975. The oldest dates from 1949, the newest from 1997.
The register keeps the identifier inside a free-text field, so this fleet is written 8 different ways and is split across 6 separate town listings. This page is the whole of it.
- Cessna A185F3
- Cessna 180H2
- Wagaero SPORTSMAN 2 + 2 SPECIAL1
- Wagaero SPORTSMAN 2 + 21
- Hughes 369D1
- Piper PA-31-3501
- Cessna R172K1
- Schweizer SGS 2-33A1
- Piper PA-28-1511
- Cessna 150H1
1 of them holds a Special Certificate of Airworthiness for owner maintenance. That is worth knowing before you buy one: it is a one-way door, and an aircraft cannot readily go back to a standard certificate. What the certificate types mean.
- C-GMFO1997 Wagaero SPORTSMAN 2 + 2 SPECIAL
- C-GHTU1994 Wagaero SPORTSMAN 2 + 2
- C-GLHQ1980 Hughes 369D
- C-FLGB1978 Cessna A185F
- C-FVTQ1978 Piper PA-31-350
- C-GVNK1978 Cessna R172K
- C-GBWV1977 Cessna A185F
- C-FZEG1975 Schweizer SGS 2-33A
- C-GUKN1975 Piper PA-28-151
- C-GWAB1974 Cessna A185F
- C-FAQG1970 Cessna 180H
- C-FAEQ1969 Cessna 180H
- C-FTPW1967 Cessna 150H
- C-FVGO1966 Cessna 150FX
- C-FSQB1965 Cessna 185D
- C-GCYY1949 Stinson 108-3
Canadian Civil Aircraft Register, current to September 17, 2026. Aircraft data reproduced and distributed with the permission of the Government of Canada. The identifier here is the one written into each aircraft's recorded base in the register itself; the register holds no owner name or address, and none is shown here. An aircraft's registered base is not a guarantee of where it is hangared today. MarketPlane.ca is not affiliated with Transport Canada or NAV CANADA.





