Build Your Personal Fleet: Track the Aircraft You Have Flown
Ask an aviation fan about their flights and they will often answer in aircraft. The first time on a 747. That one regional turboprop. The brand new A350. SkyJourney keeps a running list of every aircraft type you have flown, so your personal fleet grows with you.
What Your Aircraft Stats Show
Open your statistics to see the aircraft side of your travel history:
- Your top aircraft by flight count, the workhorses that carry you most
- How many unique aircraft types you have flown
- A manufacturer split, so you can see your Airbus versus Boeing balance and everything in between
- Your recent aircraft activity
It is part logbook, part collection. Many travelers are surprised to learn just how much of their flying happens on a handful of common types, and how satisfying it is to add a rare one.
Turn It Into a Goal
- Chase variety. If you like collecting types, the list makes the gaps obvious.
- Compare narrow-body and wide-body. See how your short hops stack up against the long hauls.
- Spot the classics. Older types you have flown become a little piece of history in your log.
Keep It Accurate
Aircraft stats are only as good as your flight data. When a flight is missing its aircraft or shows the wrong one, update it from the flight details. The aircraft search helps you link the right type, and your fleet sharpens with every fix.
Open Stats and see how many aircraft are already in your personal fleet.