Spotting records
Save aircraft registrations, airline names, aircraft types, airports, dates, and personal notes for each sighting.
Plane spotting logbook website
Organise your plane spotting logs.
OnePlaneLog is a new plane spotting logbook built for aviation enthusiasts who want a modern place to record aircraft sightings, registrations, airport visits, routes, and notes without juggling spreadsheets or scattered apps.
Built for aircraft spotters, avgeeks, airport visitors, registration chasers, and anyone who loves keeping a clean aviation logbook.
Everything a plane spotting logbook should include
Airport and route tracking
Group logbook entries by airport, route, and destination so repeat visits and chase lists stay organised.
Search and filter
Quickly filter your spotting log by airline, tail number, aircraft family, date range, or airport code.
For plane spotters and aviation enthusiasts
Whether you log rare registrations, busy airport movements, or simple aviation memories, OnePlaneLog is being built to make the hobby feel effortless and organised.
Coming soon
The platform is in development now. Follow us on Facebook to stay up to date when the first version goes live.
Public aviation data
Public aircraft data and fleet data
In addition to personal spotting logs, OnePlaneLog will also publish useful aircraft data and fleet data for the aviation community to browse publicly.
Aircraft data
Public aircraft profiles will include registrations, aircraft type, operator, serials, and other core identification details.
Fleet data
Fleet pages will group aircraft by airline or operator so it is easy to see what belongs to each public fleet.
Public browsing
Enthusiasts will be able to browse aircraft and fleet information without needing a private account.
Frequently asked questions
What is OnePlaneLog?
OnePlaneLog is a coming soon plane spotting logbook website for recording aircraft sightings, registrations, airport visits, and spotting notes in one place.
Who is it for?
It is for plane spotters, aviation enthusiasts, airport visitors, registration chasers, and anyone who wants a clean aircraft spotting logbook instead of a spreadsheet.
What will the first version focus on?
The first version is aimed at quick log entries, strong search, and a useful archive of sightings organised by aircraft, airport, and date.