Introducing AeroHub Photos — A Dedicated Virtual Aviation Photography Platform, Exclusive to Infinite Flight
Launch date: 2026/07/06
Today we're launching the newest addition to the AeroHub ecosystem: AeroHub Photos, a standalone virtual aviation photography platform built exclusively for the Infinite Flight community, following the same structure, discipline, and presentation standard used by real-world aviation photography archives such as JetPhotos.
This isn't a screenshot feed. It's a structured, searchable, moderated database of Infinite Flight photography — built to last, and built to be taken seriously.
Get Started at photos.aerohubradar.com
Where AeroHub Photos Fits In
AeroHub Radar is our real-time flight tracking platform for the Infinite Flight community — in the same spirit as Flightradar24, which tracks live aircraft positions worldwide. To be clear, AeroHub Radar is focused purely on live flight tracking, not virtual airline management.
Photography deserved its own dedicated space, with its own login system, its own database, and its own domain — completely independent from AeroHub Radar, but built under the same AeroHub identity.
| Aspect | AeroHub Radar | AeroHub Photos |
|---|---|---|
| Purpose | Real-time flight tracking | Virtual aviation photography archive |
| Login | Separate account system | Separate account system |
| Pricing tiers | Free (with ads), Pro, VIP | 100% free, with ads |
| Domain | aerohubradar.com | photos.aerohubradar.com |
How Submissions Work
Every photo submitted to AeroHub Photos is documented with structured aviation metadata, not just a caption. This is what separates a proper spotting archive from a casual image gallery, and it's the same discipline used by JetPhotos in the real world.
When submitting a photo, the following fields are required:
| Field | What it captures |
|---|---|
| Registration | The aircraft's registration (tail number) |
| Aircraft Model | The specific aircraft type photographed |
| Operator (Airline) | The airline or operator flying the aircraft |
| Operation Type | Civilian or Military |
| Aircraft Category | Classification based on the aircraft type |
| Photo Category | Classification based on the photo itself (ground, air-to-air, cockpit, etc.) |
| Location | Airport or coordinates where the photo was taken |
This structured data means every photo in the archive becomes searchable — by aircraft type, by airline, by registration, by airport. Over time, this turns AeroHub Photos into a genuine reference archive for the Infinite Flight fleet, not just a rotating feed of images.
Submission Process, Step by Step
Photos are not published instantly. Every submission is reviewed before it becomes public, the same way JetPhotos moderates real-world submissions.
- Upload your photo
- Select the Operation Type based on the aircraft (Civilian or Military)
- Enter the Registration
- Select the Aircraft Model
- Select the Operator (Airline)
- Enter the photo's Location (Airport or Coordinates)
- Choose the Aircraft Category based on the aircraft
- Choose the Photo Category based on the photo
- Submit to the Screening Queue for approval
Approval Queue
Once submitted, a photo enters the Screening Queue and is held for review before publication. This step exists to keep the archive at a consistent quality standard rather than becoming an unmoderated dump of screenshots.
Screener / Photo Approver Applications — this is not a standard contributor role. A Screener is the person responsible for reviewing and approving submitted photos before they go public.
Applicants for this role will be evaluated first, against a set of strict criteria. This position is exclusive and limited.
| Purpose | |
|---|---|
| General support | [email protected] |
| Screener / Photo Approver applications | [email protected] |
Open Graph Integration
Every photo on AeroHub Photos has full Open Graph support built in.
In practice, this means that when a photo link is pasted into WhatsApp, Discord, Twitter/X, or Facebook, the platform automatically generates a rich preview card, showing the photo itself along with its Registration, Aircraft, Airline, and Category — instead of a plain, unformatted link.
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What's Next — AeroHub Radar v3.0.0
AeroHub Photos is the first phase of a larger plan. In a future update to AeroHub Radar, approved photos from AeroHub Photos will begin appearing directly on aircraft within the Radar itself — the same model used by Flightradar24, which sources real-world aircraft photography from JetPhotos, a company under the Flightradar24 group.
This integration is planned for AeroHub Radar version 3.0.0, expected in the coming months. AeroHub Photos is live today, free with ads, and open to the entire Infinite Flight community as the foundation for that future.
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Submit your best Infinite Flight photography to AeroHub Photos, contribute to a growing community archive, and help shape what becomes a lasting reference for this community.
Valdemar Banganga ( @Valdemar_Banganga , Founder of AeroHub Group
By the way, will you establish any Discord servers in the near future for communication purposes?
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