No. Aerograde does not have access to airline maintenance logs, internal defect reports, or other non-public operational data. Reviews are based on publicly available aircraft information and passenger experiences.

The database is updated regularly as new aircraft are approved and added. Fleet changes and user-submitted corrections are reviewed before publication.

No. Aerograde is an independent aviation platform and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or operated by any airline, manufacturer, airport, or aviation authority.

Yes. Searching aircraft and viewing aircraft information is free.

Aerograde is continually expanding. While many aircraft are already included, new aircraft are added regularly through research and user submissions. You can also request a missing aircraft directly from the search page.

The best way to support Aerograde is by using the platform, submitting missing aircraft, reporting inaccuracies, and sharing feedback to help improve the database.

Each aircraft profile displays its registration, airline, aircraft type, country of operation, and aggregated passenger experience ratings covering cabin condition, seat wear, and cleanliness.

You will need an account to submit flight experience reviews. This ensures the quality and authenticity of data in the database.

Aerograde covers commercial passenger aircraft from airlines worldwide, including narrowbody and widebody jets. Coverage is expanding continuously.

Your ticket may not show the aircraft's registration. You can use popular flight-tracking apps or websites to look up your flight number and date to see the aircraft operating your flight, including its registration when available. The Aerograde flow is simple: find your flight → identify the aircraft registration → search that registration on Aerograde → see reviews for that specific aircraft. Keep in mind that the assigned aircraft can change, sometimes even shortly before departure, so the registration shown by a flight-tracking service is not guaranteed to be the aircraft you ultimately fly on.