A MyFlightradar24 alternative built as a passport, not a dashboard
MyFlightradar24 keeps your flight log inside Flightradar24. Passyport keeps it somewhere of its own: a digital passport with stamps, milestones, a rotating 3D globe, boarding pass scanning, and free export. Free for everyone.
Free for everyone · No flight limit · CSV import · Export any time
What MyFlightradar24 is, and where it leaves gaps
MyFlightradar24, which started life as Flightdiary, is Flightradar24’s personal flight log. It’s a capable product: you can add flights manually or by looking up a flight number against Flightradar24’s own data, import from TripIt, map your routes, and get statistics on your most visited airports, most flown aircraft, and estimated emissions. It also exports to CSV, which matters more than most people realise.
The gaps are less about capability and more about fit. Your travel history lives inside a live flight tracking platform and its account system rather than somewhere dedicated to it. The presentation is a stats dashboard rather than something that feels like a record of your life. And if the flights you want to add are twenty years of old trips sitting in a spreadsheet, or a drawer of boarding passes, the import paths on offer don’t especially help you.
MyFlightradar24 vs Passyport
Both are free. These are genuinely different products, not better and worse ones.
| MyFlightradar24 | Passyport | |
|---|---|---|
| Account required | A Flightradar24 account | A standalone Passyport account |
| Look up a flight by number | Yes, from Flightradar24's own data | No, you enter flight details yourself |
| Adding past flights | Manual, flight lookup, TripIt import | CSV, boarding pass scan, calendar, manual |
| Map of your flights | Yes | Map plus a rotating 3D globe |
| Travel statistics | Airports, aircraft, CO2 estimates | Airlines, airports, routes, records, streaks |
| Presentation | A flight log and stats dashboard | A digital passport with stamps and milestones |
| Flight and airport reviews | Yes | No |
| Export your history | CSV | CSV or JSON, any time |
| Privacy | Profiles can be shared publicly | Private to your account, no public feed |
Straight answer: if you want flight lookup by number and you already live in Flightradar24, stay where you are. If you want your history as a private, standalone passport you can bulk import into and export out of freely, try Passyport.
MyFlightradar24 alternative FAQ
What is MyFlightradar24?
MyFlightradar24 is Flightradar24's personal flight logging service, previously known as Flightdiary. It lets you record the flights you've taken, add them manually or by looking up a flight number in Flightradar24's data, import from TripIt, see your routes on a map, and view statistics such as most visited airports, most flown aircraft, and CO2 estimates. You can export your flights as CSV.
Why look for a MyFlightradar24 alternative?
Usually one of three reasons: you'd rather your travel history lived somewhere independent of a live flight tracking platform and its account system, you want a different presentation of the same data, or you want import options beyond manual entry and TripIt, such as scanning boarding passes or bulk loading a spreadsheet you already keep.
How is Passyport different?
Passyport frames your history as a digital passport rather than a dashboard: recent trips appear as stamps, progress unlocks milestones, and routes render on a rotating 3D globe as well as a flat map. It also imports from CSV, boarding pass barcodes, and your calendar, and exports as CSV or JSON. It's standalone, free, and private to your account with no public profiles.
What does MyFlightradar24 do better?
Flight lookup, honestly. Because it sits on top of Flightradar24's data, you can type a flight number and have the details filled in, which Passyport cannot do since it has no third-party data feed. MyFlightradar24 also offers flight and airport reviews and CO2 estimates, none of which Passyport has.
Can I move my flights from MyFlightradar24 to Passyport?
Yes. Export your flights from MyFlightradar24 as CSV, adjust the columns to match Passyport's import format, and import the file. Your full history, stats, map, and stamps are generated as soon as the import finishes.
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