Your aircraft list holds one profile per tail number you have flown.
Each profile carries the N-number, make, model, category and class, engine type, and whether the
aircraft is complex, high performance, tailwheel, or technically advanced — the attributes that
matter for endorsements and insurance questions.
- Correct anything the registry got wrong or left blank, such as a model designation on an experimental aircraft.
- Retire an aircraft you no longer fly. Retired aircraft stay attached to your historical entries; they simply stop appearing at the top of the picker.
- Hours in type are calculated from your entries, so they update as you fly.