Hello, IFC,
I see lots of feature requests and spotting topics where people post lots of specifications on aircraft.
Where do you get all of these facts and specs?
I usually visit this practical little website which I like a lot since it has the A350 and older planes like the 707, 727, etc.but since it does not have all the aircraft, I would like to know where else to look.
Thank You!
Just look up the registration to find aircraft details and use like wikipedia for specs
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But are there websites for all of the certain aircraft type?
Airfleets.net is a good one for searching registration numbers etc and getting specs.
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Aircraft manufacturer sites could work. But I don’t know what you would need that wikipedia couldn’t get you
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Flightradar 24 is a good one
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If you really want to get technical. look up the aircraft type POH (pilots operating handbook). Essentally an instruction manual for the airplane. It will have weights, deminsions, powerplant info, speed limitations, center of gravity. Etc. Just google it. You can typicaly find a PDF file of one. It’s way better than wikipedia also more truthful and published by the aircraft manufactuer. Sorry, my specialty is aviation not spelling.
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Is the info on this website even reliable?
Flightradar is for tracking. it does provide tail numbers tho.
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Thank you for your help, @AndrewWu, @Alex_Coffey and @Helmethead!
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my pleasure happy i could share my knowledge.
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are any of you pilots in the real world?
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… And this is when @DeerCrusher comes in :)
no, @Alex_Coffey, I’m not a pilot… :(
Sometimes the best place to go is to the manufactures website and look at the aircraft. Take Cessna or Airbus for example. They publish their aircraft specifications on their websites with cruise altitudes, speeds, range, etc.
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I just experiment
Jk I just search it up on google and click the first result. @Camille that site looks good
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Does it look good aesthetically or factually ? :)
Both I think. But it doesn’t adhere to the Material Design standards
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is http://www.flugzeuginfo.net reliable?
Wikipedia and a few Airline websites and researching about there fleet.
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