Aircraft types

Jets, turboprops, piston airplanes and helicopters, current and retired from the jet age: the key numbers, a photo, a top-view drawing and the full specs of each, and for the airliners still flying, which airlines fly them in US airspace. Tiltrotors such as the V-22 are listed with the helicopters. Private aircraft (business jets and turboprops, piston singles and twins) show specs and photos for everyone; Gold members also see the ones in the air now. Search by name or type code (737-800, B738 or 738), or use the buttons to show one kind, military, private or retired types.

Boeing

Airbus

Embraer

Bombardier

McDonnell Douglas

Sikorsky

ATR

De Havilland Canada

Saab

Beechcraft

British Aerospace

Fokker

Dornier

Cessna

Daher

Learjet

Dassault

Gulfstream

Piper

Mooney

Cirrus

Diamond

Antonov

Short Brothers

Fairchild Swearingen

CASA

Britten-Norman

Tecnam

Convair

Basler

Pilatus

Mitsubishi

Epic Aircraft

Aero Commander

Vulcanair

Aerostar

GippsAero

Airbus Helicopters

Leonardo

Retired airliners

McDonnell Douglas

de Havilland

Tupolev

US military aircraft

Transports, tankers, fighters, helicopters and turboprops of the US armed forces: the services' own published numbers, a photo and which services fly each. No flight data is shown for them.

Grumman

Martin

Most seen in US airspace in the last 14 days

  1. Boeing 737-800, 43,241 flights
  2. Boeing 737 MAX 8, 39,364 flights
  3. Embraer E175, 37,398 flights
  4. Boeing 737-700, 22,126 flights
  5. Airbus A321, 20,088 flights
  6. Bombardier CRJ-900, 18,872 flights
  7. Airbus A321neo / A321LR / A321XLR, 17,886 flights
  8. Boeing 737-900 / 737-900ER, 17,465 flights
  9. Airbus A320, 16,780 flights
  10. Bombardier CRJ-700, 16,525 flights
  11. Embraer E170, 15,506 flights
  12. Airbus A319, 14,411 flights

From flights seen in US airspace in the last 14 days (public flight data).