FlightFinder

Aviation accident records live in about 124 separate national archives — NTSB, AAIB, BEA, CENIPA, ATSB, MAK and the rest — each with its own search form and its own idea of what counts as an occurrence. None of them talk to each other.

FlightFinder pulls them into one searchable corpus and hangs it off what a person actually types: a flight number, an aircraft type, an airline, an airport. 282,991 occurrences from 128 official sources going back to 1902, plus 240,558 NASA ASRS reports and 11.4 million pilot reports of turbulence.

Every safety score prints the arithmetic behind it instead of a star rating, and every record links back to the investigator's own report. Free to use; Pro adds saved watches, alerts and a data API.