The U.S. aircraft register, updated daily · Carbon Free Flight by 2050
FAA aircraft register · data as of October 2, 2026 · refreshed every morning

Every aircraft on the U.S. register, in plain English

Look up any tail number and get a readable answer instead of codes. Follow every electric aircraft, eVTOL and drone the FAA knows about, rebuilt each morning from the FAA's own nightly download.

Electric and sustainable aircraft by group

eVTOL104 (37%)Electric glider66 (23%)Electric airplane56 (20%)Other electric aircraft with seats45 (16%)Hybrid-electric7 (2%)Hydrogen2 (0.7%)Solar1 (0.4%)Airship1 (0.4%)

None of the 282 holds a standard airworthiness certificate; 162 fly on experimental certificates. See the full tracker

Agricultural drone registrations per month, by maker

0111222332443Oct 25Dec 25Feb 26Apr 26Jun 26Aug 2616Oct 26FCC lists DJI
DJIHylioXAGEAVisionOther makers

In September 2026 Hylio of Texas registered 123 spraying drones against DJI's 105. See the drone pages

This month on the register

Aircraft registered, last 30 days2,846
of which drones676
of which electric or sustainable4
Aircraft deregistered, last 30 days352
Tail numbers newly reserved3,942
Everything that changed

Busiest drone makers last 7 days

Zipline151DJI26EAVision16Shield AI12Hylio10Talos Drones7XAG6General Atomics4

Newest sustainable aircraft

N145MS Jonker Sailplanes JS3 RES2026-09-23
N171JW Schempp-Hirth VENTUS 3E2026-09-17
N614WA Wisk Aero CX6-1A2026-09-16
N549JX Joby Aviation JAS4-12026-09-06
All 282 aircraft

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Where aircraft went exported in the last 30 days

Brazil50India19Canada16Mexico7Australia7San Marino6Germany5Vietnam4

How this site works

Every night at 11:30 pm Central the FAA publishes a fresh copy of the whole register. Each morning this site downloads it, checks it, translates every code into words, cleans up maker names, and rebuilds every page. Nothing is added from other sources, and owners who asked the FAA to withhold their details stay withheld here.

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