Companies that registered an aircraft in New Mexico, straight from the public FAA registry. Postal leads: the company name and its mailing address.
Over the last 30 days the most common type among companies registering in New Mexico was single-engine aircraft, and the busiest cities were Santa Teresa, Albuquerque and Santa Fe.
Measured from the FAA registry snapshot of 2026-10-31. The registry changes daily and these figures move with it; this is what that snapshot held. Over the last 12 months New Mexico holds 93 companies across 145 registrations — context for how busy the state is, not what any single purchase delivers.
New Mexico ranks #39 of 51 states and territories by companies registering an aircraft in the last 30 days. That is close to its own average month over the last 12 months. One company accounts for 3 of the 12 registrations, so the file holds 9 distinct companies, fewer than the record count suggests. By how they registered: 6 LLCs and 3 corporations. The median aircraft was built in 2000, and 3 companies registered one built in 2025 or later.
Distinct companies in the last 30 days, by aircraft type. A company that registered more than one type is counted under each, so these can add up to a little more than the total above. Every type comes with the file; this is what is in it, not a menu.
| Aircraft type | Companies |
|---|---|
| Single-engine aircraft | 5 |
| Gliders | 1 |
| Balloons | 1 |
| Multi-engine aircraft | 1 |
| Helicopters and rotorcraft | 1 |
The cities with the most companies registering an aircraft in the last 30 days.
| City | Companies |
|---|---|
| Santa Teresa | 2 |
| Albuquerque | 2 |
| Santa Fe | 1 |
| Moriarty | 1 |
| Los Lunas | 1 |
| Clovis | 1 |
A company that has just put an aircraft on the register is about to buy things it was not buying last month: hangar space, insurance, management and charter, maintenance, avionics, interiors, fuel programs, crew and training. Those decisions get made once, near the registration date, and then stay made.
The registration is a public federal record, so this is not a scraped list or a rented database — it is the FAA file itself, read the day it changes.
Company name, full mailing address and the registration date. No phone number and no email address — the FAA registry does not publish them, so nobody sourcing from it has them. These are postal leads, and that is the honest limit of the product. See a real sample →
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WingLeads reports public records as published in the FAA aircraft registry. Not affiliated with the FAA. Business registrants only. Records are informational — verify before you rely on them.