Aircraft Types
Browse and explore different aircraft types with detailed specifications and information
Single Engine Plane
A two-seat, fixed tricycle gear, general aviation airplane. The Cessna 150 was one of the most popular training aircraft, with over 23,000 built.
A two-seat, fixed tricycle gear, general aviation airplane. The Cessna 152 is a popular training aircraft known for its reliability and ease of operation.
A four-seat, single-engine, high-wing aircraft. One of the most produced aircraft types in history; extremely common for training and personal flying.
A four-seat, single-engine, high-wing aircraft produced by Cessna between 1968 and 1978. Developed as a sleeker alternative to the 172 family.
A four-seat, single-engine, high-wing aircraft. Very common in GA for traveling and utility flying.
A family of low-wing, single-engine aircraft widely used for training and personal flying (a C172 alternative with a different silhouette).
Regional Jet
A regional jet from the Bombardier CRJ family, popular for short-haul regional routes.
A stretched variant of the Bombardier CRJ family, offering increased capacity for regional operations.
The largest variant of the Bombardier CRJ family, designed for higher-capacity regional routes.
The smallest member of the Embraer E-Jet family, designed for regional airline operations.
A regional jet from the Embraer E-Jet family, popular for short to medium-haul regional routes.
The long-range variant of the Embraer E175, popular with North American regional carriers.
The short-range variant of the Embraer E175 regional jet.
A regional jet that bridges the gap between regional and mainline aircraft. Popular for short to medium-haul routes.
The second generation of the Embraer E190, featuring improved fuel efficiency and reduced emissions.
The largest member of the Embraer E-Jet family, offering increased capacity for regional routes.
The second generation of the Embraer E195, featuring improved fuel efficiency and extended range.
Narrow Body Airliner
The smaller variant of the Airbus A220 family, originally designed by Bombardier as the CS100.
A modern narrow-body airliner originally designed by Bombardier. Known for efficiency and comfort.
The smallest member of the A320 family; relatively uncommon today but still shows up.
A shortened A320-family variant often used for lower-demand routes.
A narrow-body airliner that helped mainstream fly-by-wire in commercial aviation.
The "New Engine Option" variant of the A320 family, with improved fuel efficiency and reduced emissions.
The largest member of the A320 family, offering increased capacity while keeping the same general design.
The "New Engine Option" variant of the A321, with improved fuel efficiency and extended range.
A narrow-body airliner family, one of the most successful commercial aircraft in history.
The longest variant of the Boeing 737 MAX family, designed for maximum passenger capacity.
A narrow-body airliner developed by Boeing as the fourth generation of the 737 series. Features advanced engines and improved fuel efficiency.
An extended variant of the Boeing 737 MAX family, offering increased capacity over the MAX 8.
A stretched variant of the Boeing 737 Classic family, designed for higher capacity routes.
A shortened variant of the Boeing 737 Classic family, optimized for shorter routes.
A popular narrow-body airliner, part of the Boeing 737 Next Generation family. Widely used by airlines worldwide.
An extended variant of the Boeing 737-800, part of the Next Generation family with increased capacity.
A narrow-body airliner known for strong performance and long, slim fuselage; very common in North America passenger + cargo.
The longest variant of the Boeing 757 family, offering maximum passenger capacity.
A classic narrow-body airliner with rear-mounted engines and T-tail. Still appears in some markets and freight.
An improved variant of the MD-80 with more powerful engines and extended range.
A long-range variant of the MD-80 family with additional fuel capacity.
An advanced variant of the MD-80 with modern avionics and improved fuel efficiency.
Wide Body Airliner
A wide-body twin-engine airliner, a shortened derivative of the A300. One of the first Airbus wide-body aircraft.
A shorter A330 variant optimized for longer range operations.
A wide-body airliner popular for medium- to long-haul routes.
The "New Engine Option" variant of the A330-200, optimized for longer range operations.
The "New Engine Option" variant of the A330-300, featuring improved fuel efficiency and range.
The largest variant of the Airbus A350 family, optimized for high-capacity long-haul routes.
A modern wide-body airliner with advanced aerodynamics and fuel-efficient engines.
The world's largest passenger airliner, famous for its double-deck layout.
The iconic "Queen of the Skies" wide-body airliner known for its distinctive hump.
The latest and largest variant of the Boeing 747 family, featuring improved fuel efficiency and extended range.
The original variant of the Boeing 767 family, a wide-body twin-engine airliner.
A wide-body twin-engine airliner, popular for transatlantic and medium-haul routes.
The longest variant of the Boeing 767 family, offering increased capacity and range.
The base variant of the Boeing 777 family, a wide-body twin-engine airliner.
The "Long Range" variant of the Boeing 777-200, capable of ultra-long-haul flights.
A stretched variant of the Boeing 777-200, offering increased capacity for high-density routes.
An extended-range variant of the Boeing 777-300. One of the most successful wide-body airliners, capable of ultra-long-haul flights.
The longest variant of the Boeing 787 family, optimized for high-capacity medium-haul routes.
The base variant of the Boeing 787 family, featuring advanced composite materials and fuel-efficient engines.
A wide-body airliner featuring advanced composite materials and fuel-efficient engines. Known for passenger comfort and long-range capabilities.
Business Jet
A very common business jet family. Represented here by a generic Citation silhouette for multiple variants.
A light business jet from the Cessna Citation family, popular for short-range corporate travel.
A large business jet from the Cessna Citation family, offering long-range capabilities and spacious cabin.
A medium-sized business jet with advanced avionics and efficient performance.
A very light business jet from Embraer, designed for short-range corporate travel.
A light business jet from Embraer, popular for short to medium-range corporate travel.
A large business jet from Gulfstream, known for long-range capabilities and luxurious cabin.
A flagship business jet from Gulfstream, offering ultra-long-range capabilities and exceptional performance.
A large business jet from Gulfstream, known for long-range capabilities and luxurious cabin.
Helicopter
A light single-engine helicopter, part of the AS350 family (also known as H125).
A very common light single-engine helicopter (AS350 family).
A light single-engine helicopter, one of the most popular helicopters in the world.
A medium twin-engine helicopter, popular for corporate transport and search and rescue operations.