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# Registering additional Aircraft to your Fleet

* Navigate to the Aircraft Tab
* Select "Manage Aircraft"
* Press the '+' button

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* Enter in the serial number of your aircraft to search for the aircraft in our database. (This can be found on a sticker on the aircraft or in your receipt documentation).

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* Note: For new aircraft, aircraft profiles include build notes so that our team can better assist you during maintenance or when problems arise. For older aircraft, their profile may or may not exist in the system yet. If it does not exist, you will be prompted to start a new profile, additional production information may be entered by IFT admin.
* Enter in additional details like a vehicle nickname and authorize which pilots are authorized to fly this aircraft.
* Save the vehicle to your fleet&#x20;

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* If you have not yet [issued logins for your pilots](/inspired-documentation/products/inspired-suite/elevate/getting-started/adding-your-team.md), do so now.


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