Meet your Hangar: every plane you have ever flown

Every flight is operated by one particular aircraft, with its own registration painted on the tail. TripStow collects them. Your Hangar is a card for every individual plane you have flown on, with a photo, its type, and every flight you took on it.

Flown more than once

The best moment is discovering you have been on the same plane before. TripStow marks every aircraft you have flown more than once, so you can see that the A320 to Lisbon last spring was the same one that took you to Barcelona three years earlier. Sort by most flown, most recent, or oldest and newest aircraft.

Where the tail numbers come from

• Your own flight log, if you import one from LogMyFlight, myFlightradar24 or OpenFlights.
• US government records, which fill in the tail number for past US domestic flights for free.
• With Pro, live flight data adds the tail number on the day of every flight, and looks up your past year of flights when you upgrade.

Photos come from the aviation photographers of Planespotters.net, always credited.

And the types you fly

Your stats show which aircraft types you fly most. A setting decides whether a Boeing 777-300 and a 777-300ER count as one type or two, so the numbers match how you think about planes.

Why it matters

For anyone who looks out of the window at the gate and wonders which plane it is, the Hangar turns every flight into something to collect. Import your flights and see what is in yours.