AIRPORTSTAMPS
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Interactive World Airport Tracker

Log every airport you have flown to, collect stamps, uncover your rarest hubs, and share your visual flight dossier.

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How It Works

1

Log your airports.

Search by code or city, or tap the map. Mark each one as visited, transit or wishlist.

2

Collect stamps.

See your countries, continents and rarest airports (fewest routes).

3

Share your card.

Make an image for Instagram/WhatsApp, or send a link so friends can see your map and start their own.

Your Data & Privacy

  • No account needed.
  • Your collection is saved in this browser and in your private link (the address bar).
  • Bookmark the link, or use Backup/Export, to keep it safe or move to another device.
  • Shared links never include your notes.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is it free?

Yes, completely free. No subscription, no paywalls, and no ads.

Do I need an account?

No. You don't need to sign up, provide an email, or remember a password.

Where is my data stored, and can I lose it?

Your airport collection is stored directly in this browser's local storage and encoded into your private link in the address bar. Bookmark the link (⌘D or Ctrl+D) or use Backup/Export under settings to keep it safe or move to another device.

Is this a live flight tracker?

No, it's a personal collection. AirportStamps does not track live planes or radar; it is a map and dossier of every airport you have flown through.

Where do the route numbers come from?

Route counts reflect scheduled passenger routes from open datasets (OpenFlights and Wikipedia). They give an accurate picture of how connected each airport is without tracking personal flights.

Data Sources & Licences

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