21 hours ago, JonathanC said:

Thanks. Yes, you’ll see it grow, I’ll add this in. Some things are updating right now :)

Would you consider allowing some of us to add to the list - with a Publishing approval by you before it goes live?

23 minutes ago, UrgentSiesta said:

Would you consider allowing some of us to add to the list - with a Publishing approval by you before it goes live?

Yeah, that’s something I’ve thought of as well. Provide a way for the community to grow it, let people bring in new devs and so on.

It’s early days and I wanted to launch with a fairly simple MVP with a simple value prop (sorry for the corp speak, old habits etc). If it gets traction (early indications are positive!) then there’s lots more I can do with it.

Keep the ideas coming, I feel like this is something that the community can shape together.

This is great imo.

There is a site that usually has a current list of addons but your site is better cause it has real pics, stats and informative links.

If there's an easy way to add to your "Search" variables... I'd add ICAO and/or FAA aircraft type designators. For example, I searched C172 and a Skyhawk came up. But then I searched AEST, which is the FAA and ICAO type for Piper Aerostar, and nothing showed up, even though I saw the A2A Aerostar on a different page.

IMO, type designator is important because you would file a flight plan using this information (vatsim, pilot edge, simbrief, batc, SI etc).

Here's the ICAO's site

https://www.icao.int/operational-safety/doc-8643-aircraft-type-designators/search

Edit: And here's that site listing MSFS addons

https://msfsaddons.com/2026/04/11/our-updated-list-of-aircraft-currently-available-for-microsoft-flight-simulator/

Edited September 14Sep 14 by ryanbatc

3 minutes ago, ryanbatc said:

This is great imo.

There is a site that usually has a current list of addons but your site is better cause it has real pics, stats and informative links.

If there's an easy way to add to your "Search" variables... I'd add ICAO and/or FAA aircraft type designators. For example, I searched C172 and a Skyhawk came up. But then I searched AEST, which is the FAA and ICAO type for Piper Aerostar, and nothing showed up, even though I saw the A2A Aerostar on a different page.

IMO, type designator is important because you would file a flight plan using this information (vatsim, pilot edge, simbrief, batc, SI etc).

Here's the ICAO's site

https://www.icao.int/operational-safety/doc-8643-aircraft-type-designators/search

Edit: And here's that site listing MSFS addons

https://msfsaddons.com/2026/04/11/our-updated-list-of-aircraft-currently-available-for-microsoft-flight-simulator/

Oh yeah, I missed that! I’ll add it in. Thanks.

And yeah I’ve used MSFS addons and it’s great, but different focus. The sites are complementary in fact, MSFS addons is the place to go for latest addon (planes scenery and everything) info and news.

AirframeDB is trying, as you see, to pull in real world info, real world pilot reports, real world manufacturer info, along with all the sim stuff.

In fact, there’s a lot more data in the database, but I’m keeping it simple on the public front end. that technical data is actually what I used with FFB-Bridge, and I’ll expose more as time goes on.

Things like custom lvars and datarefs, custom trim stuff that some third party planes do .. stuff that only developers interested in interfacing with the plan care about. There’s really no one place to find this.

Keep the suggestions coming, great ideas

Edited September 14Sep 14 by JonathanC

3 hours ago, ryanbatc said:

I'd add ICAO and/or FAA aircraft type designators

This should now be working. Give it a test.