About MyPlane.com

What is MyPlane.com?

MyPlane.com is a browsable interface to the FAA's releasable aircraft registry. It lets you search and explore the aircraft registry by tail number (N-number), manufacturer, model, state, and more. All data comes directly from official FAA sources and is updated daily.

Where does MyPlane.com get its data?

All aircraft information is sourced from the FAA Releasable Aircraft Database, which is the official registry of civil aircraft in the United States. The FAA provides this data as part of its public records.

How often is the FAA registry updated?

MyPlane.com imports the latest FAA aircraft registry data daily. This means the information you see here reflects the current state of the FAA registry, updated on a nightly basis with any changes reported to the FAA.

What Can You Find?

Using MyPlane.com, you can:

• • Search for aircraft by tail number (N-number)
• • Browse aircraft by manufacturer and model
• • Explore aircraft registered in specific states
• • View aircraft by category (single-engine, multi-engine, helicopter, etc.)
• • See statistics about the aircraft fleet
• • Discover trending and popular aircraft

How do I use MyPlane.com?

Start by using the search bar at the top of the page to find an aircraft by N-number, manufacturer, model, or location. Or navigate the site using the menu to browse by category, manufacturer, or state. Each aircraft detail page shows registration information, specifications, ownership history, and fleet statistics. For more details about aircraft registration, see our FAQ.

What data does MyPlane.com collect?

All data displayed on MyPlane.com is publicly available information from the FAA. This includes aircraft registration details, owner information, and other publicly releasable data. No additional personal information is collected or stored beyond standard web analytics.