For pilots who collect airports
Every airport you land at, on one map.
Airfielder plots every public airport in your state, or your whole country, and lights them up as you visit. Log the flight, keep the photos, and see how close you are to flying them all.
- airports worldwide
- 86k+
- airports worldwide
- countries & territories
- 249
- countries & territories
- public-use data in the US
- FAA
- public-use data in the US
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Virginia
21 / 65
public airports
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How it works
From first solo to every field in the state
- 1
Pick your area
Choose a state like Virginia, or go big with the whole USA. Any country works.
- 2
Tap an airport
Mark it visited in one tap, or log the details and add a few photos.
- 3
Watch it fill in
Your map and counter update instantly. See where to fly next.
Features
Simple to use. Fun to fill in.
No required fields or busywork. Just your airports, your flights, and a map that keeps score.
A map that fills in as you fly
Every public airport in your area is plotted. Visited fields light up so you can see what's left at a glance.
A counter that keeps you going
See exactly how many airports you've reached out of the total, for your state and every other map you keep.
Log as much or as little as you like
Date, aircraft, role, day or night, VFR or IFR, runway, passengers, fuel prices, FBO notes. All of it optional.
Photos for every stop
Attach photos to each visit. They stay tucked away until you open the airport, so the map stays clean.
Your state, your country, the world
Track a single state or province, an entire country, or several at once. Visits count on every map they belong to.
Your map, your data
Download a full backup any time: a JSON file, a spreadsheet-friendly CSV and every photo in one ZIP.
Public means public
In the US, the airport list comes straight from the FAA's official registry, so your Virginia total counts the public-use fields you can actually fly into. Private strips and military bases are left out unless you choose to include them.
Fly anywhere
Outside the US, Airfielder uses the open OurAirports database, which covers more than 86,000 airports, plus Natural Earth outlines for countries, states and provinces. Ontario, Bavaria, New South Wales: they all work.
How many airports have you really flown to?
Find out in about a minute. It's free to start.
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