18
Registered here
Aircraft based in Saint John, New Brunswick
18 aircraft on the Canadian register give Saint John as their base, and the middle one was built in 2006. The oldest dates from 1946, the newest from 2023.
5
Different categories
3
Amateur-built
2
Ultralight
The most common types in Saint John
- Bombardier BD-100-1A10 (CL35)3
- Air Tractor AT-802A2
- AutoGyro Cavalon1
- Beech B200GT1
- Robinson R44 II1
- JRDS JRDS 77-241
- Christen A-1B1
- Smith Miniplane MINI PLANE1
- Airborne Windsports EDGE CLASSIC1
- Cassutt M-CASSUTT-A1
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.
Every aircraft based in Saint John
- C-GMQJ2023 Air Tractor AT-802A
- C-GMQL2023 Air Tractor AT-802A
- C-GWQV2021 AutoGyro Cavalon
- C-GJEI2019 Bombardier BD-100-1A10 (CL35)
- C-FKCI2016 Bombardier BD-100-1A10 (CL35)
- C-FOCI2015 Bombardier BD-100-1A10 (CL35)
- C-GJDI2008 Beech B200GT
- C-GPLH2008 Robinson R44 II
- C-FICB2006 JRDS JRDS 77-24
- C-GTDA2005 Christen A-1B
- C-ICIF2003 Smith Miniplane MINI PLANE
- C-IIFK2003 Airborne Windsports EDGE CLASSIC
- C-FMAE2001 Cassutt M-CASSUTT-A
- C-FNIP1998 Cessna 172R
- C-FRDA1994 Bowers BOWERS FLYBABY 1A
- C-GXSY1987 Balloon Works FIREFLY 7
- C-GSJW1977 Piper PA-28-161
- C-FRSJ1946 Erco 415CX
Canadian Civil Aircraft Register, current to July 27, 2026. Aircraft data reproduced and distributed with the permission of the Government of Canada. The register records a base city for each aircraft; it holds no owner name or address, and none is shown here. MarketPlane.ca is not affiliated with Transport Canada.