Aircraft Report · N78285
How has N78285 been flying?
2004 Boeing 737-824
Twelve months of observed flying, read for a buyer: where it's based and where it goes, how hard and how high it's flown, when it sat parked, and what to check because of it.
- 8-page PDF + web report
- Coverage-aware, never guessed
- Built from observed ADS-B
Aircraft Report
Web report and PDF, right after checkout. No account needed.
Found for N78285
966 detected flights in the last year. Here's what the report reads from them.
966
detected flights
1,820 h
observed flight time
93
airports
40
states + 3 countries
7 findings are ready for N78285. Each one is written from its own flights:
- When it sat parked, and for how longin the report
- What kind of flying it mostly doesin the report
- Where it crossed bordersin the report
- How high it flies, and how oftenin the report
- How often it lands at high-elevation fieldsin the report
- Its longest leg, against the type's rangein the report
- Its yearly pace, for checking against the logsin the report
Every page of the sample
What you'll get, page by page.
The sample is fictional N591QX, rendered by the same engine that builds your report. Sections without enough data for a given airplane say so rather than guessing.
01Cover
Every route flown in the last twelve months, on one map.
02The short version
Plain-English findings, the year in one line, and what it means if you're buying.
03Where it flies
Home base, route weights, regional and island insets, airport table with field elevations.
04How much it flies
Monthly flights and hours, every day of the year, and parked stretches that fit an annual.
05How it's flown
Mission mix, altitude bands and the envelope against the type's range.
06When it flies
Local-time pattern and the most recent flights.
07What to check
Wear prompts tied to how it's flown, next to the type's reference card.
08Method
Sources, coverage and limits, stated plainly.
Going further
The Aircraft Report covers the last 12 months. The History Report covers the airplane's whole life.
N78285 has two registrants on record since 2004.
For $20 more you get every registrant and tail number in the FAA's yearly files, where it has lived and what that environment wears, NTSB records under every name, and a printable list of questions for the seller.
| The question | $9 | $29 |
|---|---|---|
| How much has it flown in the last year, month by month? | ● | summary |
| Where is it based, and where does it go? | ● | summary |
| How is it flown: mission mix, altitudes, range used? | ● | — |
| When did it sit parked, and for how long? | ● | ● |
| The full flight log | ● | — |
| Who has owned it, and for how long? | — | ● |
| Every tail number it has carried | — | ● |
| Where it has lived, and what that environment wears | — | ● |
| NTSB records under every tail number | — | ● |
| A question list to take to the seller | — | ● |
Questions
Where does the data come from?
ADS-B positions from community receiver networks, matched to the airframe's Mode S code; the FAA Aircraft Registry, including every yearly releasable file since 2016; NTSB accident and incident records; and OurAirports for airport names, positions and field elevations.
What if coverage is thin for this airplane?
The report says so. Days without receiver coverage are shown as missing, never as “not flown”, and a section without enough data explains why instead of showing an empty chart.
Is this a pre-buy inspection or a title search?
No. It's public-record research and observed data. Use it to aim a pre-buy by a shop that knows the type, and use an aviation title company for liens and title.
How do I get the report?
Right after checkout, as a web report and a PDF. We email a secure link, so no account is needed.
Both reports for N78285