Map every flight you've ever taken

My Flight Globe is a free tool that turns your flight history into an interactive 3D globe. Add a trip by airport code (ZRH, JFK, SIN…) or by city name, and each route is drawn as a glowing arc across a spinning Earth. It's part flight log, part travel map, and part flight diary — a simple way to see everywhere you've flown at a glance.

As you add flights, My Flight Globe keeps a running summary of your travel: total distance flown, number of countries and airports visited, longest and shortest routes, short-, medium- and long-haul splits, how many times around the world you've flown, and an estimate of the CO₂ from your trips. It works for past travel and for planning future trips.

Nothing to install and no sign-up required — your flights are saved in your browser on this device. Create a free account only if you want to back them up and sync across devices. You can also share your globe with a link or download it as an image.

Frequently asked questions

How do I add my flights?

Type an origin and destination — either an IATA airport code or a city name — and press Add. You can include a stopover and mark a trip as round-trip.

Is My Flight Globe free?

Yes, completely. Every feature is free and there is no paywall. You can store up to 500 flights per account.

Do I need an account?

No. Your flights are stored locally in your browser. An optional free account adds cloud backup and sync across your devices.

Can I share my flight map?

Yes. The Share button gives you a link that recreates your exact globe for anyone who opens it, and it can export your globe as an image for Instagram, X or WhatsApp.

How is the CO₂ estimate calculated?

From published ICCT figures for grams of CO₂ per passenger-kilometre by flight distance band. It's an estimate for context, not an audited footprint.

Where does the airport data come from?

Open airport data (Natural Earth / OpenFlights), covering thousands of airports worldwide by IATA code and city.