Aviation Travels
Your free online flight logbook – log every flight, relive your routes on the world map and discover your personal aviation statistics.
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See it in action
Everything below is the real app – filled with a sample logbook. This is what your overview looks like after your first import.
Every route as a line, every visited country highlighted – plus kilometres, trips around the Earth, hours in the air and countries at a glance.
Date, route with country flags, airline, flight number, aircraft type, registration and seat – sortable and searchable.
| Date | Route | Flight | Aircraft |
|---|---|---|---|
| 09/04/2026 |   | TAP Air PortugalTP 1351 | Airbus A321neoCS-TJJ |
| 05/04/2026 |  | British AirwaysBA 983 | Airbus A320G-EUYB |
| 22/08/2025 |  | LufthansaLH 717 | Boeing 747-8D-ABYT |
| 15/08/2025 |  | Thai AirwaysTG 682 | Airbus A350-900HS-THB |
| 03/08/2025 | | Thai AirwaysTG 925 | Boeing 787-9HS-TWB |
Planned flights appear as a boarding pass with a countdown – and move into your statistics on their own once they are flown.
Unlock badges like crossing the equator, flying the A380 or landing on five continents – and see how close you are to the next one.
One tap creates an image for Instagram, WhatsApp & co. – with map, flags, your flyer rank and your favourites.
Free flight logbook
Aviation Logbook is a free web app for frequent flyers, aviation enthusiasts, plane spotters and pilots. It runs in any browser – on desktop, tablet and phone.
Every flight as a great-circle arc on the world map – line weight shows how often you flew a route, visited countries are highlighted.
Photos from Christian Böhme’s photo gallery: aircraft photos of the same airline and aircraft type, travel photos of your destination – plus the logos of every airline.
Flights, kilometres and hours per year, top airlines, aircraft types, airports, routes and countries, seat and travel reason.
Unlock milestones like “around the world”, “crossed the equator” or “flew the A380” and see your longest and shortest flights.
An estimate of the CO₂ emissions per passenger based on distance and travel class.
Bring your existing logbook along and export a backup at any time – your data belongs to you.
Register with your email address or Google – the same account works for the shop and the logbook.
Type an IATA code or city: airport, country and distance are filled in automatically. Or import a CSV file.
Map, statistics, aircraft photos and milestones update instantly with every flight.
Yes. Logging flights, the route map, statistics, aircraft photos, milestones and CSV import/export are completely free – there is no subscription and no paid tier.
No. The logbook is a web app that runs in any modern browser on desktop, tablet and smartphone.
Only you. Your flights are stored in your personal account and are not visible to other users.
Yes. Import your export from myFlightradar24, Flighty, OpenFlights, JetLovers, App in the Air or TripIt – the format is detected automatically, airports and airlines are matched and distances calculated. Flights already in your logbook are skipped.
All photos come exclusively from Christian Böhme’s own photo gallery. An aircraft photo is only shown if airline and aircraft type (or the exact registration) match your flight; a travel photo only if it shows your destination. Airline logos are matched by IATA code.
The great-circle distance between the two airports is calculated from a database of more than 5,400 airports. You can override it manually at any time.
It multiplies the distance by an average emission factor per passenger-kilometre (lower for long-haul flights) and a factor for the travel class. Non-CO₂ effects are not included – the value is a rough guide.
