Airperson registry search

[Let'sgoflying!]

I know I used to be able to search for aircraft by location (state, county or city) but now I have a need to locate airmen (A+Ps actually) in a certain geographic area.

Looking at the registry search tool, I do not see that option - you must have a last name.
Any tips?
The title is for the Humor Tax.

https://amsrvs.registry.faa.gov/airmeninquiry/

 

[flyingron]

The FAA only wants you to use the search engine to violate the privacy act, not for any legitimate function.

 

[nauga]

I know I used to be able to search for aircraft by location (state, county or city) but now I have a need to locate airmen (A+Ps actually) in a certain geographic area.

Looking at the registry search tool, I do not see that option - you must have a last name.
Any tips?

I periodically search for riggers in my area. I download the current registry (it's surprisingly small), dump it into a spreadsheet, and sort and filter on e.g. zip code and cert type (hint: you probably want M, R, or I).
https://www.faa.gov/licenses_certificates/airmen_certification/releasable_airmen_download

Nauga,
filterfied

 

[Daleandee]

I sometimes use City Data to find pilots & such. Here's an example for a search of Charlotte, NC:

Registered flight instructors, commercial and private pilots, airplane mechanics and parachute riggers in Charlotte, North Carolina