Oh, and don´t offer the explanation for the same tail number being used on another similar plane that it was merely transferred. If that were the case, why has the new (similar!) plane not been registered with the FAA as another plane even though it has been given the same tail number? Isn´t flying a plane without registering it illegal? LOL. The FAA database contains only one entry with that tail number - the one that was supposed to have crashed into a field in Pennsylvania.