If your flight data is in myFlightRadar24, OpenFlights, App in the Air, Logmyflight, JetLovers, or FlightMemory, you can import it directly into Flighty.

To get started, go to:
Flighty → Settings → Import Flights

If you're migrating flights from another service, we also support TripIt sync, calendar sync, and email forwarding to help you import flights in bulk.

Can I bulk import flights?

We support bulk imports from top flight log services, so Flighty can be your one-stop shop for tracking past and future flights. Go to: Flighty → Settings → Import Flights

Flights from the past year are free to import. Older flights require Flighty Pro due to the cost of validating and enriching historical data.

Note: We only support original, unmodified files from the listed services. We’re unable to assist with custom or edited .csv files.

How do I add a missing flight?

Our flight database is world-class, but aviation records prior to 2006 don’t exist — and data from 2006 to 2011 is often incomplete. If a past flight is missing from Search Results, you’ll see a button to add it manually.

Manual entry gives you full control over your flight history. It’s perfect for older flights, private flights, charter flights, or defunct airlines. You can input all typical flight details — the only required fields are departure airport, arrival airport, and departure date. Once entered, Flighty will automatically include the flight in your map and stats.

You can also request to add missing airlines or airports. If you include your email, we’ll notify you when they’re added.

Note: Only past flights can be added manually at this time.