[FedCom] US Marshal's Prisoner Transportation Acft

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You can use the www.landings.com database to find government aircraft. 
It is just the FAA database, but the landings.com search engine is much 
better than what the FAA provides. For owner, look for "United States" 
with the wildcard option. [Doh!] I have a few photos of federal planes 
(DOE) on this page:
http://www.lazygranch.com/a51misc1.htm
specifically N185XP and N334GW.

Regarding charters, other than finding the request for quote in the 
Federal Register, just about any plane could be used by the feds. Now if 
it lands routinely at a military base, they need to get on the "CALP".
http://www.usaasa.belvoir.army.mil/CALP/CALP1Aug04.htm


Ken wrote:

>See:
>http://www.usmarshals.gov/jpats/index.html
>
>Also Matt's webpages ( see http://microvoltradio.com/kbfi.htm  )  Shows a
>picture of three JAPATS aircraft, JUSTICE  247,  JUSTICE 33, & JUSTICE
>894...
>
>Interesting to note that aircraft are non descriptive as a federal
>government asset...
>
>Anyone have a complete list of the aircraft?
>
>I remember awhile back that on the Government Contract site they were also
>looking for contract aircraft carriers for some routes, so I'm wondering if
>some of these aircraft are actually contact aircraft vs federal government
>assets?
>
>Ken
>Springfield MA Monitoring Area
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