Aircraft with a name of their own
Not types: individual airplanes, each one famous. Some fly every day, some once a year, some only in museums now. Bogey marks the living ones with a gold star when they cross your map.
Government
Military
Space & science
NASA Super GuppyThe last flying Guppy — hauls spacecraft nothing else canNASA WB-57Edge-of-space science jet — one of the last of its kind flying
NASA ER-2A U-2 retrained for science — same airframe, different missionNOAA Hurricane HuntersFlies straight into hurricanes so forecasters can see inside the stormG-FORCE ONEThe weightless plane — buy a ticket, float like an astronaut
Stratolaunch RocThe widest aircraft ever built — a twin-fuselage giant that launches rockets
Shuttle Carrier AircraftThe piggyback 747 — flew the Space Shuttle home
Cosmic GirlThe 747 that launched satellites from her wingProteusBurt Rutan's one-off shape-shifting testbed, still working after nearly 30 years
NASA's 777 Flying LaboratoryNASA's new flying laboratory — successor to forty years of the DC-8
Virgin GalacticVirgin Galactic's one-of-a-kind mothership — every spaceflight starts under her wing
SOFIAThe 747 with a telescope in its side — found water on the Moon
Aviation history
GE Flying TestbedThe lopsided 747 — flies with one giant prototype engineHoneywell Flying TestbedThe unicorn 757 — flies with an engine growing out of its nosePratt & Whitney 747SP TestbedOne of the last SPs alive — the stubby unicorn of the 747 familyB-29 Superfortress 'Doc'One of two flying B-29s left on EarthB-29 Superfortress 'FIFI'The B-29 that kept the breed alive — flying since her 1971 rescueGoodyear BlimpFirst of the modern Zeppelin fleet — the one everyone pictures
The Spirit of DeltaBought by 36,000 Delta employees as a gift to their airline
Concorde Alpha DeltaNew York to London in under 3 hours — a record that still stands
SR-71 Blackbird #972Coast to coast in 64 minutes — the fastest jet that ever flew
Antonov An-225 MriyaThe only one ever built — and the largest aircraft that ever flew
Vulcan XH558The last airworthy Vulcan, kept flying by public subscription
Tu-144LLThe first supersonic airliner to fly, and the last one to land
NASA's Flying LaboratoryAirborne science laboratory — forty years of flying to the data
X-59 QuesstThe only one in existence — NASA's quiet-supersonic X-planeThat's All, BrotherLed the D-Day airborne invasion — 800 aircraft followed herAvro Lancaster 'VeRA'One of two airworthy Lancasters on EarthB-24 'Diamond Lil'One of two airworthy B-24s — the only one still touringThe Last 747The 1,574th and final Boeing 747 ever built — still working
X-59 QuesstThe only one in existence — NASA's quiet-supersonic X-planeThat's All, BrotherLed the D-Day airborne invasion — 800 aircraft followed herAvro Lancaster 'VeRA'One of two airworthy Lancasters on EarthB-24 'Diamond Lil'One of two airworthy B-24s — the only one still touringThe Last 747The 1,574th and final Boeing 747 ever built — still workingGiant freighters
Boeing DreamlifterThe swollen 747 that carries 787 fuselages — only four existAirbus BelugaThe smiling whale — an outsize transporter with a grin painted onSamaritan's Purse DC-8North America's last flying DC-8 — a 60-year-old jet on mercy missionsAntonov Airlines RuslansThe biggest freighter left flying — heir to the lost An-225
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Catch a legend
Famous airframes wear a gold star on Bogey's live map. Catch one and it's in your collection with its own story.
- A live map of every aircraft around you, at its real position.
- Tap one and it flips into a trading card: type, airline, route, photo.
- Catch rare ones. Build a collection. Climb the leaderboard.
