Features

Your airports

Each saved airport is a square showing its flight rule category (VFR, MVFR, IFR, LIFR), with wind and temperature from the latest METAR.

METAR & TAF, decoded

Raw METAR and TAF reports with a plain-language decode, including density altitude, plus 24-hour and 10-day outlooks.

Visualize winds

Headwind, tailwind and crosswind components for every runway, with a crosswind calculator one tap away.

D-ATIS & RVR

Digital ATIS text and runway visual range (touchdown, midpoint, rollout) at airports that publish them.

Radar overlay

Radar with lightning, cell tops, and a 2-hour look-back animation.

Import your trip

Import your trip sequence, share it with others, and get ATC traffic delay updates.

Flight tracking

Track and save flights from your schedule. Find your inbound flight, or search other flights by flight number or N-number.

Sharing made easy

Share airport weather, a flight track, or an entire sequence with friends and family.

SimpleAvWx Share Weather sheet for KCLT with METAR, TAF, D-ATIS Arrival, D-ATIS Departure and RVR all checked, and Cancel and Share buttons.

Calculators & conversions

Quick access to temperature conversion, hours, crosswind, descent planning, and flight time and distance calculators.

Sync

On iPhone, your airports and settings sync through your own iCloud when iCloud is on. On the web map, sign in with Apple to sync airports and preferences when you're signed in. You can also preview the web map without signing in.

Customizable

Easily set your preferences and Home Screen quick actions.

Low Data Mode

Use Home Screen quick actions (long-press the app icon) to open the app straight in Low Data Mode and load only the weather you request.

iPhone Home Screen with the SimpleAvWx icon long-pressed, showing the Low Data Mode quick action (My Trip weather only).
Not for navigation. SimpleAvWx is a convenience tool. It is not an FAA-approved source of weather, airport, or flight planning information. Data can be late, missing, or wrong. Before every flight, get an official briefing, for example from 1800wxbrief.com or aviationweather.gov. The pilot in command is responsible for the safety of the flight. See the Terms of Use.

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