How to log the aircraft types you've flown on
Was that long-haul on a 787 or an A350? A boarding pass won't tell you, and after a few years most of us can't remember.
Waymarka is a flight log and travel pin map that runs in your browser on phones, tablets and computers. Every flight you log can hold the aircraft type and registration, and your stats rank the types you've flown most. To be clear: Waymarka is a record of flights you've taken, not a live flight tracker. It doesn't track flights live and doesn't send alerts.
Add the aircraft to a flight
Only three things are required for a flight: the date and the two airports. Everything else is optional, including two fields for avgeeks:
- Aircraft: the type, typed in as free text, such as A320, 737-800 or 787-9.
- Registration: the tail number, such as VH-VGF. It's saved in capitals.
Fill them in when you add the flight, or come back later: open the flight's page, tap Edit, add the aircraft and registration, and save. The flight's page then shows them next to the distance, duration, cabin and seat. See how to log past flights for adding older trips.
Scanned a boarding pass? Add the aircraft after
You can add a flight by scanning a boarding pass barcode, which fills in the date, route and flight details it holds. The barcode doesn't include the aircraft, so open the flight afterwards and add the type with Edit. Your old photos, the safety card or the seat-back screen are good places to find it.
Import aircraft from myFlightradar24 or a spreadsheet
If you already keep aircraft details somewhere else, bring them with you:
- myFlightradar24: an export brings the aircraft type and registration across with each flight. See how to import from myFlightradar24.
- CSV spreadsheet: a column named Aircraft, Aircraft type or Equipment is picked up as the type, and Registration, Reg, Tail or Tail number as the registration. If your headers aren't recognised, a mapping step lets you choose which column is Aircraft type and which is Aircraft registration. See how to import flights from a CSV.
Imports count toward the 10 free flights on the Free plan.
See your top aircraft in Stats
Open the Stats tab and you'll find a Top aircraft list next to your top airlines and busiest airports. It ranks your six most-flown aircraft types, with the number of flights on each. Only flights with an aircraft type entered are counted, so the list fills in as you add them.
Types are counted by their exact text, so A320 and Airbus A320 show up as two separate types. Pick one naming style and use it every time. If an import used a different style from the flights you typed in, edit those flights to match. See flight stats for everything else on the Stats tab.
What it costs
- Free: your first 10 flights and 10 city pins, no card. Flight stats, including Top aircraft, are included.
- Pro: unlimited flights and pins: $2.99 a month, $19.99 a year, or $49.99 once for Waymarka Life, all in USD plus tax.
See every plan on the pricing page.
Frequently asked questions
How do I record which aircraft I flew on?
Open the flight's page, tap Edit and type the aircraft type (for example A320 or 787-9) and, if you know it, the registration. You can also fill them in when you first add the flight.
Does scanning a boarding pass add the aircraft type?
No. A boarding pass barcode doesn't include the aircraft, so add it with Edit after the flight is saved.
Can I import aircraft types from another app?
Yes. A myFlightradar24 export brings the aircraft type and registration across, and a CSV with an Aircraft, Aircraft type or Equipment column is picked up too. If the headers aren't recognised, you can map the columns yourself.
Why do A320 and Airbus A320 show up as two aircraft?
Aircraft types are counted by their exact text. Use one naming style for every flight and edit any that don't match.
Is Waymarka a live flight tracker?
No. Waymarka is a flight log and travel pin map for flights you've taken and places you've been. It doesn't track flights live and doesn't send alerts.
Start your aircraft log
Look around the demo with sample data (no sign-up), or start logging your own flights and aircraft now. Start free: your first 10 flights are free, no card.
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