Add a flight
Start with two airports and a date. Add the details you want to keep.
FromVCE Venice
ToIST Istanbul
Flight number, aircraft and seat are optional.
AvailableFree flight logbook
Every flight.
Every route.
All in one place.
Your flights, route map and aviation statistics.
One focused workspace for your life in the air.
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A WORLD OF FLIGHTSSample history
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VCE → DXB → BKKOne journey. Every flight recorded.
…flights logged
…great-circle distance
For your first flight. Or your whole flying history. Photos and sharing are optional.
THE LOGBOOK EXPERIENCEYour history.
Interactive previewYour history.
Ready to explore.
Pick a year, choose an airline, or click an airport. Make yourself at home.
My flightsSample data
Route map
Select an airport to explore
Great-circle routes · not flown tracks · Natural EarthDrag to move · Ctrl/⌘ + scroll to zoom
Flight records
Fictional sample records. Explore freely; nothing is saved.Open the full demoMake it your logbook
Most-flown airline…
Longest route…
The collection so far…in this sample history
BRING THE FLIGHTS YOU ALREADY LOGGEDYour history
Your history
comes with you.
Moving from OpenFlights? Bring your flight history with you.
Import your OpenFlights CSV and check every row before anything is saved: what was read, which rows couldn’t be used and why, and which flights may already be in your logbook. Nothing is merged or deleted for you.
- Imported: date and departure time, airports, flight number, airline, aircraft, registration, seat and position, class, reason, duration and notes.
- Worked out here: distance, from the airports along the great circle, so it may differ slightly from the file.
- Not imported: OpenFlights trip groupings and its internal ID columns.
Supported imports
OpenFlightsFlightymyFlightradar24App in the AirYour CSV
flew.world isn’t affiliated with OpenFlights or the other apps named here.
CSV
openflights.csvYour flight history, ready for a new home.
ExampleDateRouteFlight
14 Oct 2026IST → VCETK 1869
13 Oct 2026KUL → ISTTK 61
12 Oct 2026DPS → KULOD 172
3 Oct 2026IST → DPSTK 66
A preview before you commit.Check the fields. Keep control of your records.
KEEP IT UP TO DATE
Less typing. More logging.
Choose the way that works for the flight in front of you. You check every flight before it’s saved.
Scan a boarding pass
Read the standard barcode from a pass, screenshot, PDF or Wallet file, on your device.
BOARDING PASS · SAMPLETK 1869
IST → VCEReview the extracted details before saving.
AvailableImport your history
Bring years of flights from a supported export or your own CSV file.
flights.csv
Date,From,To,Flight
2026-10-14,IST,VCE,TK1869
2026-10-13,KUL,IST,TK61Preview first. Confirm when everything looks right.
AvailableMore ways in
- CalendarFind flights in a calendar file (.ics) or link and pick which to add.Available
- Flight-number lookupFill in the route and times from a flight number and date.Checking…
- Booking emails and PDFsRead flights from a pasted booking email or an uploaded confirmation.Checking…
- Forward to your inboxA personal address for booking emails; you confirm each flight.Checking…
Your flights.
Your choice.
A focused flight logbook can be the whole experience. Photos, stories and sharing are there whenever you want them.
Control your visibility
Your profile and map can be public or private; change it any time in settings. Upcoming flights, seat numbers and booking references are never shown publicly.
Take your records with you
Export all your flights, or just the ones you’ve filtered, as CSV, an OpenFlights-style CSV, KML or GPX. Delete your account and everything goes with it.
One history, two views
Switch between Flight Logbook and Travel stories on the same flights. Switching never copies records, creates another profile or changes who can see them.
A few things to know.
Can I use flew.world only as a flight logbook?
Yes. Flight Logbook works with flight records alone: the map, statistics, import and export. Photos, trip stories and sharing are optional.
Is the flight logbook free?
Yes. Logging, the route map, statistics, import and export are free.
Can I import my OpenFlights history?
Yes, and CSV exports from Flighty, myFlightradar24, App in the Air and spreadsheets too. You review every flight, the rows that couldn’t be read and any possible duplicates before saving. Some source fields aren’t imported; the preview tells you which.
Are these actual flown tracks?
No. The map joins airports along the great circle, the shortest path over the Earth, and distances are measured the same way; real flown tracks are longer. Flight time uses the duration you recorded; where there isn’t one, it’s estimated from the distance and marked as an estimate. The sample on this page is fictional.
What does “countries reached by air” mean?
Every country of an airport you flew into or out of, connections included. It isn’t a count of countries you visited: a transit stop doesn’t prove a visit.
I already use flew.world for trips. Is this a new account?
No. Same account, same flights. Choose which view opens first in settings, or switch between them at the top of the app.
START WITH ONE FLIGHTYour next flight
Your next flight
belongs here.
Build a record you’ll enjoy coming back to. Photos and sharing are optional.