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My Plane Collection

Personal aviation encyclopedia

Every airline. Every airframe. Catalogued.

Build an encyclopedia-grade record of the airlines and aircraft types you've collected — with instant search, deep statistics and an AI aviation assistant.

Airline index

Numbered, searchable, filterable by country and status.

Aircraft catalogue

Manufacturer filters, families, generations and roles.

Statistics

Airbus vs Boeing, completion rate, top collections.

AI assistant

Ask what you have, what's missing and what to collect next.

What you can track

Airline collection tracker

Build a numbered, alphabetical index of every airline in your collection. Each airline page records its logo, country, headquarters, founding year, IATA and ICAO codes, alliance, fleet size and history — with active and retired fleets organised automatically.

Aircraft type encyclopedia

Catalogue aircraft types as detailed cards: photos, manufacturer, family, generation, passenger or cargo role, and active or retired status. Mark each type collected as your collection grows and browse everything you own in one gallery.

Aviation statistics and insights

See your collection at a glance — total airlines and aircraft, manufacturer breakdowns, airlines by country, and your completion percentage — rendered as clear, encyclopedia-style charts.

Frequently asked questions

What is My Plane Collection?

My Plane Collection is a personal aviation encyclopedia for aircraft and airline collectors. It lets you catalogue every airline and aircraft type you have collected, with logos, photos, fleet data and collection statistics in one dark, premium interface.

Which aircraft can I track in my collection?

You can track aircraft from any manufacturer — Airbus, Boeing, Embraer, ATR, Bombardier, McDonnell Douglas, Lockheed and others — organised by family, generation, and passenger or cargo role. Each aircraft can be marked as collected or not collected.

How do I add an airline to my collection?

Add airlines manually with name, country, IATA/ICAO codes and fleet details, or use the AI Generate Airline feature: upload a photo of a logo, livery or aircraft and the assistant identifies the airline, fills in its history and creates its aircraft cards automatically.

What statistics does the app show?

The statistics page shows total airlines and aircraft, an Airbus vs Boeing comparison, aircraft by manufacturer, airlines by country, your largest collection and your overall collection completion percentage.

Can the AI assistant answer questions about my collection?

Yes. You can ask which airlines you have, which Airbus or Boeing aircraft you've collected or are missing, which airline has the most aircraft in your collection, and get recommendations for what to collect next.

Is my collection saved automatically?

Yes. Every change is saved instantly to your account, so your aviation encyclopedia is always up to date across desktop, tablet and mobile.