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Forest Ray Rothwell

Ironton, Mn
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1 of 5,668 student pilot pilots in Minnesota
Among the top 5% most senior student pilot pilots in Minnesota
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Career Highlights

  • Currently in initial pilot training (Student certificate)

Aircraft Registered to This Address2 aircraft

Matched from the FAA Aircraft Registry by registration address. These aircraft list this pilot's address as the registered owner address — they may be owned individually or jointly with family. Claim this profile to confirm or correct.

N3154EAeronca 11ac
Fixed Wing Single Engine • 1× reciprocating • 2 seats
N47PAAnderson Alverne Rans S6es Coyote Ii
Fixed Wing Single Engine • 1× reciprocating • 2 seats

NTSB Records Mentioning a Registered Aircraft

The aircraft listed below appear in NTSB investigation records and were registered at this pilot's address at the time of import. NTSB does not attribute cause to any specific pilot in this listing — see the linked report for details. If a record is attributed in error, claim this profile to flag it.

An aircraft registered at this address — N3154E Aeronca 11bc — was the subject of NTSB investigation ERA17LA262 on July 20, 2017 in Gilbert, South Carolina.

Highest injury: none
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Nearby Airports

Nearest airport
BRDBrainerd Lakes Rgnl
Brainerd, MN
8.2mi
Nearest towered airport
RYMRay S Miller Aaf
Camp Ripley, MN
32mi

Distances calculated from the centroid of Ironton, MN.

Estimated Flight Hoursestimate

0–50
hours

Student pilots have not yet completed initial certification. Range reflects pre-solo to pre-private cert progression. This is an estimate; the pilot can override by claiming the profile and reporting actual logged hours. Pilots holding student pilot certificates typically log within this range, but individual totals vary widely.

Certificates & Ratings

Student - Pilot
Mechanic
M/AIRFRM/POWER

Certification Summary

Forest Ray Rothwell holds a Student Pilot certificate issued by the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) and is based in Ironton, Minnesota.

About Student Pilot Certificates

A Student Pilot certificate is the first step in becoming a certificated pilot. Student pilots may fly solo after receiving appropriate endorsements from a certificated flight instructor. The certificate is issued by the FAA upon application and is valid for 60 calendar months (24 months if under age 40 at issuance).

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FAA registry data last refreshed April 2026.