Free FAA lookup for every U.S. aircraft

Every aircraft has a story. Read it first.

Look up any N-number, then see the full logbook history: maintenance, inspections and gaps, all in one clear report.

Aircraft with digitized logbook history on LogRaven

Summarize your logbooks

for a clear, scored history

Simple pricing

Looking up any aircraft is free. Pay only for what you need.

For buyers

Aircraft records report

— per aircraft

  • Full scored maintenance history
  • PDF report + spreadsheet of every entry
  • Emailed to you right after payment
  • No account needed

For owners

Digitize your logbooks

— one-time setup

then —/month per aircraft

  • 300 logbook pages scanned and organized
  • Extra pages each
  • Handwriting and cursive read by AI
  • Shareable report that adds resale value
Add your aircraft

Frequently asked questions

Plans, fees and how LogRaven works for aircraft owners, buyers and brokers.

Why it matters

Logbooks are a large part of what an aircraft is worth. LogRaven protects that value.

Buyers, brokers, lenders and insurers judge an aircraft by its maintenance records. Missing, damaged or hard-to-read logbooks can lower the price and slow a sale. LogRaven turns paper logbooks into a verified, searchable aircraft history report.

Protect resale value

Complete, traceable records support a stronger asking price. A permanent digital copy means a lost or damaged logbook never erases your history.

Sell faster

Brokers share one clear report instead of shipping boxes of logbooks. Buyers get answers before the pre-buy inspection, not after.

Spot issues early

Inspections, airworthiness directives, gaps in records and overdue items are pulled out and scored so nothing hides.

Build buyer trust

A scored, verified history works like a vehicle history report for airplanes, giving buyers, lenders and insurers confidence.

How LogRaven works

1. Look it up

Type any N-number to see free FAA registration details instantly.

2. Add the logbooks

Owners photograph or scan logbook pages. We read and organize every entry.

3. Share the report

Buyers and shops get a clear, scored history they can trust.