How can I see a map of every flight I've ever taken?

Put your flights into a flight log app that draws them on a map. TripStow does this free on iPhone, Android and the web: import an export from TripIt, Flighty, myFlightradar24 or OpenFlights, or a spreadsheet, and every flight appears as a route on your world map. myFlightradar24, OpenFlights and FlightMemory do the same on a computer.

Is there a record of all the flights I have taken?

Not in one place. Airlines only show recent bookings, so a complete log comes from old booking emails, exports from apps you used before, or your own spreadsheet. Once imported into a flight log, it stays complete as you add new flights.

Can I see my flight stats without signing up?

Yes. TripStow's flight log stats tool reads a myFlightradar24, OpenFlights, Flighty or spreadsheet export in your browser and shows your lifetime distance, hours, countries and airports, without uploading the file.

Which flight map app works on Android?

TripStow has a free Android app on Google Play. myFlightradar24, OpenFlights and FlightMemory work in any browser. Flighty is Apple only.

Best apps

How to see a map of every flight you have ever taken

No airline or app keeps a record of every flight you have ever taken, so a lifetime flight map has to be built: from old booking emails, an export from an app you used before, or a spreadsheet. Once your flights are in one place, these apps and websites draw them on a world map with your distance, airports and countries.

Here is how each one does it, with facts from each company's own site. TripStow made this page and is one of the options, so every description is factual and cited.

Last updated 6 November 2026

Our pick

TripStow is our pick for a map of every flight you have taken. It is free on iPhone, Android and the web, draws each flight as a route on your world map and colours in every country you have been to. You can fill in the past in one go by importing a TripIt, Flighty, LogMyFlight, myFlightradar24 or OpenFlights export or a spreadsheet, and new flights then arrive from the booking emails you forward, so the map stays complete.

Choose myFlightradar24, OpenFlights or FlightMemory if you only want a map on a computer and are happy to add flights by hand.

The short answer

TripStow: best for a lifetime flight map on your phone that keeps itself up to date.
myFlightradar24: best for a free flight map and logbook on a computer.
OpenFlights: best for a free, community-run map of your flights in a browser.
FlightMemory: best for a web logbook with maps of your flight routes and a printed poster.
Flighty: best for a flight Passport alongside live tracking, on Apple devices.

Side by side

App	Best for	Price	Platforms
TripStow	a lifetime flight map on your phone that keeps itself up to date	Free; Pro £3.99 a month or £29.99 a year, 30-day trial	iPhone app on the App Store (outside the EU), Android app on Google Play, and web
myFlightradar24	a free flight map and logbook on a computer	Free^[1]	Web only; no mobile app
OpenFlights	a free, community-run map of your flights in a browser	Free; optional donations^[2]^[3]	Web; its FAQ says it does not work well on tablets
FlightMemory	a web logbook with maps of your flight routes and a printed poster	Free account; paid poster^[4]	Web
Flighty	a flight Passport alongside live tracking, on Apple devices	Free; Flighty Pro $59.99 a year^[5]^[6]^[7]^[8]	iPhone, iPad, Mac, Apple Watch; no Android or web app

Prices and features are as each company published them on 22 October 2026. TripStow made this page; the other apps are trademarks of their owners and are not affiliated with TripStow.

TripStow

Best for a lifetime flight map on your phone that keeps itself up to date.

TripStow draws every flight as a route on a world map and colours in the countries you have visited, with headline stats free: distance, flights, countries, airports and airlines. Import your history from TripIt, Flighty, LogMyFlight, myFlightradar24, OpenFlights or a CSV or spreadsheet, then forward booking emails and new flights join the map by themselves. It is free on iPhone (outside the EU), Android and the web; the full stats and plane-by-plane detail are Pro.

myFlightradar24

Best for a free flight map and logbook on a computer.

A long-running free logbook from Flightradar24 with a route map and stats on airports, aircraft and CO2. Add flights by hand or import from TripIt, OpenFlights or CSV, and export to CSV.^[1]

OpenFlights

Best for a free, community-run map of your flights in a browser.

OpenFlights draws the flights you enter on an interactive world map, with options for what the map shows. Flights are added one by one by picking airports on the map or searching by city or code, and the log can be exported to CSV.^[2]^[3]

FlightMemory

Best for a web logbook with maps of your flight routes and a printed poster.

FlightMemory has kept flight logs since 2007 and produces maps of your flight routes, with your total time in the air and distance flown. Flights are entered on the website.^[4]

Flighty

Best for a flight Passport alongside live tracking, on Apple devices.

Flighty Passport records distance, destinations, hours and aircraft. It imports from myFlightradar24, OpenFlights, App in the Air, LogMyFlight, JetLovers and FlightMemory; flights older than a year need Pro, as does unlimited history. There is no Android version.^[5]^[6]^[7]^[8]

How we chose

We looked for apps and websites that put a person's own flights on a map, and checked how each gets old flights in. Facts come from each company's own website or help pages, cited below: OpenFlights and FlightMemory checked on 6 November 2026, Flighty on 22 October 2026 and myFlightradar24 on 3 October 2026.

To fill in old flights: export your log from any app you used before (TripIt, Flighty, App in the Air, myFlightradar24 or OpenFlights all have exports), search your inbox for old booking confirmations, or write a simple spreadsheet with From, To and Date columns.

Questions people ask

How can I see a map of every flight I've ever taken?: Put your flights into a flight log app that draws them on a map. TripStow does this free on iPhone, Android and the web: import an export from TripIt, Flighty, myFlightradar24 or OpenFlights, or a spreadsheet, and every flight appears as a route on your world map. myFlightradar24, OpenFlights and FlightMemory do the same on a computer.
Is there a record of all the flights I have taken?: Not in one place. Airlines only show recent bookings, so a complete log comes from old booking emails, exports from apps you used before, or your own spreadsheet. Once imported into a flight log, it stays complete as you add new flights.
Can I see my flight stats without signing up?: Yes. TripStow's flight log stats tool reads a myFlightradar24, OpenFlights, Flighty or spreadsheet export in your browser and shows your lifetime distance, hours, countries and airports, without uploading the file.
Which flight map app works on Android?: TripStow has a free Android app on Google Play. myFlightradar24, OpenFlights and FlightMemory work in any browser. Flighty is Apple only.

Sources

myFlightradar24 FAQ (https://my.flightradar24.com/about/faq), checked 22 October 2026.
OpenFlights (https://openflights.org/), checked 22 October 2026.
OpenFlights FAQ (https://openflights.org/faq), checked 22 October 2026.
FlightMemory (https://www.flightmemory.com/), checked 22 October 2026.
Flighty Passport (https://flighty.com/passport), checked 22 October 2026.
Flighty help: importing flights (https://flighty.com/help/importing-flights), checked 22 October 2026.
Flighty pricing (https://flighty.com/pricing), checked 22 October 2026.
Flighty: Android waitlist (https://flighty.com/android-waitlist), checked 22 October 2026.

TripStow facts are from the product itself. Spotted something out of date? Email hello@tripstow.com and we will correct it.

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