Last updated: November 9, 2026
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Airplane was a developer platform for building internal tools, scheduled tasks, and admin panels from code. Airtable acquired the team in an acquihire announced in December 2023, and the Airplane product was shut down in March 2024.
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Is Airplane Down Right Now?
No. Airplane is not having a temporary outage. The Airplane service was shut down for good in March 2024, so the Airplane status today is permanently offline. If the site does not load for you, that is expected, because the platform no longer runs.
Airplane was a developer tool for building internal apps, scheduled jobs, and admin workflows. Teams used it to run tasks safely with approvals and audit logs. That service ended after Airtable bought the company to hire its team.
Is Airplane Down for Me or Everyone?
This is not a case of Airplane down for me or everyone else on one side. It is down for every user, in every country, on every network. If you still have bookmarks or scripts pointing at Airplane, they will always fail. The only useful question now is where your old workflows should live instead.
Why Did Airplane Shut Down?
Airtable announced the purchase of Airplane in December 2023. The deal was an acquihire, which means Airtable mainly wanted the people, not the product. Airplane’s founder moved to lead an AI effort at Airtable, and the rest of the team was offered roles there too.
Because the product was not part of the plan, Airplane gave customers a short window to move. The service was then switched off in March 2024.
Can You Still Log In to Airplane?
No. The login pages and the app itself are gone, so sign-in attempts will fail or the page will not open at all. There is no support queue that can restore an old account.
Any API keys, run history, and task code that lived only inside Airplane are also gone. Teams that exported their task definitions into Git are fine, because Airplane tasks were normal code files.
What Happened to Airplane Tasks and Views?
Tasks, views, and runbooks stopped working the day the platform closed. Scheduled jobs no longer fire, and approval flows no longer send requests. If a business process still depends on an old Airplane task, it has been silently broken since the shutdown.
The good news is that most Airplane tasks were plain Python, JavaScript, or SQL. That code can usually be moved to another platform with small changes. The logic survives even though the host does not.
Where Did Airplane Users Move?
Former users spread across a few tools. Some moved internal apps to Retool or Appsmith. Others picked Windmill or Hatchet for scheduled jobs and workflows.
If you are choosing a replacement, list your old tasks first. Count how many need approvals, forms, or audit logs. A simple scheduler replaces most task-only setups in a day of work.
Common Airplane Problems and Fixes
Airplane Website Will Not Open
This is the shutdown, not your connection. The domain no longer serves the app. Stop troubleshooting your network and start planning the move to a replacement tool.
Old Airplane Bookmarks Return Errors
Bookmarks to tasks and views are dead links now. Remove them from team wikis and runbooks so new staff do not waste time.
A Scheduled Job Never Ran
If a business job was still scheduled in Airplane, it has not run since March 2024. Audit your processes for silent gaps like missing reports or stale data syncs. Rebuild those jobs on a live platform such as Windmill, Hatchet, or a plain server cron.
You Need Code That Was Only in Airplane
Check your Git history first, because Airplane encouraged storing tasks as code. If the code truly lived only in the hosted editor, it is lost, and the task must be rewritten from scratch.
Your Team Still Pays for Seats
Billing ended with the shutdown, so any new charge claiming to be Airplane is suspicious. Check the charge carefully and dispute it with your bank if needed.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Why is Airplane not loading?
Airplane is not loading because the service was shut down in March 2024. This is not a temporary Airplane outage. Airtable bought the company in an acquihire deal and closed the product.
When did Airplane shut down?
Airplane closed in March 2024. Airtable announced the acquisition in December 2023 and gave customers a short migration window. After that date, logins, tasks, and scheduled runs all stopped.
Did Airtable buy Airplane?
Yes. Airtable bought Airplane in late 2023. The deal was widely described as an acquihire, meaning Airtable wanted the team, especially its founder, for AI work. The Airplane product was not part of Airtable’s plans, so it was sunset soon after.
Is Airplane ever coming back?
There is no sign of that. The team moved on, the product is offline, and no relaunch has been announced. If you need the same features, move your workflows to a living alternative instead of waiting.
What happened to my Airplane tasks and data?
Hosted tasks, views, and run history stopped being accessible at shutdown. Task code stored in your own Git repo is safe and can be reused. Anything stored only inside the editor can no longer be recovered.
What are the best Airplane alternatives?
Popular choices include Retool and Appsmith for internal apps, and Windmill or Hatchet for tasks and workflows. Task-heavy teams usually pick a workflow tool, while form and dashboard teams pick an app builder.