FlightLog is the built-in aircraft log for every FlightAbove. It records each aircraft a display detects automatically, from the moment the device is switched on.
No manual logging. No separate app required. FlightLog keeps a running history of traffic above each display.
Whenever a FlightAbove picks up an aircraft overhead, it adds an entry to that device’s FlightLog. Over time that becomes a searchable history of traffic above that location.
No tapping, no logging in. Every detected aircraft is recorded the moment the display spots it.
The log grows continuously. Owners can browse back to any past month and see exactly what flew over.
If you have more than one FlightAbove, all devices contribute to a single combined log with a per-device breakdown too.
Time range: last hour through custom dates
214
spotted in this period
1,847 total detections across 2 devices (example)
58
in a single day
12 Jun 2026 (example)
3
Last Hour
12
Today
58
Last 7d
214
Last 30d
4,201
All Time
FlightLog includes a full achievement system. As totals climb and patterns show up in the data (streaks, rare types, milestone counts), badges unlock automatically and sit alongside the rest of Flight Log.
Each badge has a progress tooltip so it is clear how close the next unlock is. A progress bar shows how many of the full set are complete.
Achievements
9 of 14 unlocked (example)
First Spotter
First Spotter
Spot 5 different aircraft (all-time)
Unlocked (example)
Getting Started
Getting Started
Spot 50 different aircraft (all-time)
Unlocked (example)
Avid Spotter
Avid Spotter
Spot 250 different aircraft (all-time)
Unlocked (example)
Century Club
Century Club
Spot 500 different aircraft (all-time)
Unlocked (example)
Super Spotter
Super Spotter
Spot 1,500 different aircraft (all-time)
Unlocked (example)
Legend
Legend
Spot 5,000 different aircraft (all-time)
Unlocked (example)
Airline Explorer
Airline Explorer
Spot aircraft from 15 different airlines in a single day
Unlocked (example)
Busy Day
Busy Day
Spot 50 different aircraft in a single day
Unlocked (example)
Record Day
Record Day
Spot 100 different aircraft in a single day
Unlocked (example)
10× Boeing
10× Boeing
Spot 10 different Boeing aircraft (737, 747, 777, 787, etc.) in a single day
Locked
10× Airbus
10× Airbus
Spot 10 different Airbus aircraft (A320, A330, A350, A380, etc.) in a single day
Locked
5× Helicopters
5× Helicopters
Spot 5 different helicopters in a single day
Locked
5× Military
5× Military
Spot 5 different military aircraft (fighters, transport, tankers, etc.) in a single day
Locked
5× A350
5× A350
Spot 5 different Airbus A350 aircraft (A350-900, A350-1000) in a single day
Locked
Hover any badge to see its description and unlock condition
Each registration appears on its own stacked-style card. Sort by most frequent, most recent, or rarest, then page through the full list. Rarity, counts for the selected period and all time, first seen date, and route tags follow the time range you choose.
Aircraft in this log
124 unique aircraft logged, last year (example)
G-VDOT
14 May 2026, 08:12
Operated by VIRGIN ATLANTIC
Seen on 2 routes
G-TTNA
11 May 2026, 19:40
Operated by BRITISH AIRWAYS
Seen on 2 routes
Illustrative layout only. In a real account, the list is paginated and each card can open photos and more detail.
Flight Log also surfaces an activity timeline, an aircraft-type breakdown, ranked departure and arrival airports (with full names from the airport database), and an interactive 3D globe of the busiest routes. Each panel respects the time range you select.
Sightings
Example data, last 30 days
By type
Share of sightings (example)
511
sightings
Departure airports
Where spotted aircraft departed (example)
LHR
London Heathrow
MAN
Manchester
EDI
Edinburgh
AMS
Amsterdam Schiphol
CDG
Paris Charles de Gaulle
DUB
Dublin
Arrival airports
Where they were headed (example)
JFK
New York JFK
DXB
Dubai
BCN
Barcelona
FCO
Rome Fiumicino
ORD
Chicago O'Hare
LAX
Los Angeles
Busy routes
Drag to rotate, scroll to zoom, and click a route to focus. Try it below (sample routes).
Route arcs use real airport coordinates. With a signed-in account, the same panels are driven by live data for whichever period you choose.
The default view uses a rolling period; owners can also jump to any month using the month and year pickers at the top of Flight Log. Stats, lists, and breakdowns recalculate for that window.
History reaches back to when each device was first linked to an account.
If you have more than one FlightAbove (one in the office and one at home, for example), all sightings feed into a combined FlightLog. A per-device breakdown is shown beneath the aggregate view so you can compare them individually.
FlightAbove owners can opt in from their account: enabling Community FlightLogs adds anonymous sightings to the public feed. The gallery shows what opted-in displays around the world are picking up right now.
Only the aircraft registration, type, route and timestamp are shared. No location data, no device information, nothing personal.
Community FlightLogs: live feed
A319
LHR → JFK
A320neo
MUC → LHR
787-9
ORD → LHR
A321
BCN → LGW
A330
CPH → JFK
Totals, personal bests, achievements, lists, aircraft photos, route data, and optional Community FlightLogs. Detections are logged automatically from the moment a display is online.
£269.00 one-time payment, no subscription
