How it works
From the FAA's daily file to your alert feed.
Public data, compared day over day, filtered to what you care about.
The FAA publishes
Every day the FAA releases its database of registered and deregistered US aircraft as a public record.
We compare
We load each release and compare it with the day before to find new registrations, ownership changes, renewals, moves and deregistrations.
You filter
Search changes by event, state, aircraft type, engine, year and model, or look up a single tail number.
Pro alerts you
Save searches, track tail numbers and subscribe to private alert feeds. Export full records to CSV.
Fresh, and checked.
Daily refresh
We load every daily FAA release, usually the morning after it's published.
Plain English
FAA status codes, aircraft types and registrant types are translated into words.
Checked against the source
Automated checks compare our records with the FAA release and the official registry.