When you found a plane with a label...

Take the following steps in case you found a model-airplane with a label referring to this side.

1. Press the button below [I found a plane]
2. Fill in the plane 'unique' code and other fields
3. Upload one or more images
4. Fill in your email address

If the 'unique' code is a registered plane, the owner will receive an email with the information provided by you and your email address.

It is up to the owner to contact you. Your mail will not be used for any other purpose.

I want to get in contact...

When you want to get into contact with the owner, and have at least one of the IDs listed below and:

• Plane UniqueID
• Plane Registration
• Owner Exploitation code

Then click the button at the top of this page called Get in Contact

When you want to register your planes ....

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Start adding your planes to your private list. Each plane will get an unique ID.

Each plane will have the option to specify the registration number used by the Model Airplane Club.

Upload images to each plane for recognition.

When setup, your Model Airplane Club can receive automatically updates of new and changed planes.

Then print out the plane report and labels. Place the label on the model as required by your organisation.

When your plane is lost, the person who found it can now get in contact with you inderectly. See the information in the box to the left.

This service is free of charge for individuals.

For Model Airplane Clubs

A Model Airplane Club can be registered on planeregister.com.
When done this club will get a unique code that can be shared with their members.

When a club member has signed up, the code can be used to connect him to the club.

In the club configuration a unique prefix will be specified and a counter will be set to an initial value.

When a member is adding a new plane, the plane registration will be automatically build from the prefix and counter.
This will result in a registration like XX-1234.

This registration is now unique within the planeregister.com database and can be used to identify the plane.

Additionally, the club configuration can have a staff member email.
When club members create a new plane and upload images, this email address can automatically receive an update.

This information can be used for the club archive, but it also makes the registration on the plane more formal as they will now be unique and registered.

To cover costs of hosting this planeregister.com environment this will be a payed service. Please contact us if you are interested.