Turbulence Forecast is ready for iOS 27! This update adds Siri integration, flight summaries and highlights, a new extra-large widget, and improved Hub and World Map layouts for wider screens and iPadOS. Your upcoming flights are now integrated more deeply with Siri and the system. Ask Siri about your past and upcoming flights using voice or text, open Turbulence Forecast directly to a specific flight, or access your upcoming flights through Spotlight search. On supported devices, the app now shows helpful highlights and summaries based on your flight schedule. A new extra-large widget gives you more information about upcoming flights directly on your Home Screen, making it easier to keep an eye on your schedule and forecasts at a glance. We’ve also improved how Turbulence Forecast adapts to different layouts. The Hub and World Map now make better use of wider screens on iPad, while the redesigned dashboard-style Hub dynamically adapts as you resize the app in iPhone Mirroring.

Turbulence Forecast is ready for iOS 27! This update adds Siri integration, flight summaries and highlights, a new extra-large widget, and improved Hub and World Map layouts for wider screens and iPadOS. Your upcoming flights are now integrated more deeply with Siri and the system. Ask Siri about your past and upcoming flights using voice or text, open Turbulence Forecast directly to a specific flight, or access your upcoming flights through Spotlight search. On supported devices, the app now shows helpful highlights and summaries based on your flight schedule. A new extra-large widget gives you more information about upcoming flights directly on your Home Screen, making it easier to keep an eye on your schedule and forecasts at a glance. We’ve also improved how Turbulence Forecast adapts to different layouts. The Hub and World Map now make better use of wider screens on iPad, while the redesigned dashboard-style Hub dynamically adapts as you resize the app in iPhone Mirroring.

This update brings Turbulence Forecast to your Home Screen and Lock Screen, along with a new wind layer for the World Map. The new Home Screen and Lock Screen widgets let you see flight times, forecast grades, countdowns, and smooth and bumpy air summaries at a glance. Choose which flight to follow, customize each widget’s theme, open forecasts directly, or quickly request a flight forecast. Navigator Range maps now include altitude-specific wind layers. We’ve also redesigned the layer options picker to make it easier to combine turbulence, weather, and wind data and switch between local and UTC time. We’ve also made improvements throughout the app, for a smoother map performance, nicer first-forecast countdowns, and an improved flight search experience.

This update makes it easier to see when your first forecast is expected, along with other improvements for a smoother, more reliable experience.

This update makes it easier to see when your first forecast is expected, along with other improvements for a smoother, more reliable experience.

This update includes a range of behind-the-scenes improvements for a smoother, more reliable experience, including: - Better offline handling, including smoother recovery after using airplane mode or losing your connection - An improved forecast request flow when a flight is already included in your Upcoming Flights - Smoother scrolling, panning, and zooming on the World Map, with behavior matching the Reports map - More consistent map updates and refresh behavior throughout the app

This update improves the experience of the maps flow on first launch.

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Experience our new iOS 26-optimized design! This update brings a fresh, modern design specifically tailored for iOS 26 while refining the look on earlier versions. The new design features elegant glass effects, improved dark mode support with enhanced color contrast, and smoother animations throughout the app. The World Map now offers improved zooming and navigation, making it easier to explore turbulence forecasts at any location. We've also updated our data sources to use the latest Aviation Weather Center APIs for even more reliable PIREPs, AIRMETs, and SIGMETs. Plus, this release includes various performance improvements and bug fixes, including better multi-device account syncing.

Requesting turbulence forecasts is now even easier! In this update, we’ve streamlined the tabs by moving the flow for requesting forecasts into the Home tab. The Home tab also has a new name: Flight Hub. Want to see the forecast for your upcoming flights, request your first forecast, add another flight, or view turbulence for past flights? Now you can do all of that in one place! Plus, we’ve included various bug fixes and interface enhancements for an even smoother experience. Stay tuned for more updates. We’ve got some exciting features coming soon to automated forecasts. This latest update also fixes a bug that would sometimes prevent you from requesting handcrafted forecasts.

Requesting turbulence forecasts is now even easier! In this update, we’ve streamlined the tabs by moving the flow for requesting forecasts into the Home tab. The Home tab also has a new name: Flight Hub. Want to see the forecast for your upcoming flights, request your first forecast, add another flight, or view turbulence for past flights? Now you can do all of that in one place! Plus, we’ve included various bug fixes and interface enhancements for an even smoother experience. Stay tuned for more updates. We’ve got some exciting features coming soon to automated forecasts.

This time, we just tidied up a few things under the hood. New in the previous update (2025.2): Introducing the Navigator Map – Our Biggest Feature in 20 Years! We’re thrilled to introduce our Navigator map, a game-changing tool for nervous flyers. This powerful new map helps you find the smoothest air up to five days in advance, making it easier to adjust your plans for a calmer flight. If your schedule is flexible, Navigator will guide you to smoother skies with ease. That’s not all – we’ve also made some under-the-hood improvements: Bug Fixes & enhancements – Because smoother flights start with a smoother app. Take Navigator for a spin and fly with confidence!

Introducing the Navigator Map – Our Biggest Feature in 20 Years! We’re thrilled to introduce our Navigator map, a game-changing tool for nervous flyers. This powerful new map helps you find the smoothest air up to five days in advance, making it easier to adjust your plans for a calmer flight. If your schedule is flexible, Navigator will guide you to smoother skies with ease. That’s not all – we’ve also made some under-the-hood improvements: Bug Fixes & enhancements – Because smoother flights start with a smoother app. Take Navigator for a spin and fly with confidence!

Push notifications have landed! We’re excited to introduce push notifications for forecast updates. Now you’ll receive alerts directly to your device when new forecast information is available. Plus, forecasts update in the background so you always have the latest data right when you open the app.

Push notifications have landed! We’re excited to introduce push notifications for forecast updates. Now you’ll receive alerts directly to your device when new forecast information is available. Plus, forecasts update in the background so you always have the latest data right when you open the app.

This time, we improved the request forecast flow, making it easier to see your current credit balance and how many credits will be used. New in the previous update (2024.4): We’ve added a neat dark mode app icon, support for new tintable app icons, a new tab bar on iPadOS 18, and auto-archiving for older flights. Plus, we’ve squashed that pesky bug that would cause the world map to show the incorrect subscription state and improved the flow for requesting automatic forecasts.

This time, we improved the world map layout and tweaked a few things when searching for flights. New in the previous update (2024.4): We’ve added a neat dark mode app icon, support for new tintable app icons, a new tab bar on iPadOS 18, and auto-archiving for older flights. Plus, we’ve squashed that pesky bug that would cause the world map to show the incorrect subscription state and improved the flow for requesting automatic forecasts.

It’s update time! Version 2024.4 is here with some nice iOS 18 and iPadOS 18 features, as well as improvements throughout the app. We’ve added a neat dark mode app icon, support for new tintable app icons, a new tab bar on iPadOS 18, and auto-archiving for older flights. Plus, we’ve squashed that pesky bug that would cause the world map to show the incorrect subscription state and improved the flow for requesting automatic forecasts.

Introducing our brand new Pilot Reports and Advisories Interactive Map! Explore a beautiful, scrollable, and zoomable map displaying real-time turbulence reports and advisories. See an intriguing turbulence report? Tap on it to read the captain's comments and gain insights into their experience. Highly configurable, this feature ensures you stay the best-informed passenger in the sky. While the coverage is mostly US-based, we have plans for broader expansion.

- Adds a stunning dark mode base map to the world map. - When searching for flights for automated forecasts, you can now search by flight number up to a year rather than just 2 days. - Enables landscape support for iPad.

Fixes rare bug where some flights were missing

Hey there! This time, it's just a quick update to improve dark mode and to improve stability of the world map.

- Includes recent improvements such as extending World Map to 42 hours, as well as automated forecasts to 42 hours. - Fixes bug where weather images could load incorrectly in World Map. - Fixes bug where forecast prices could be incorrect.

- Automated forecasts are now available up to 42 hours before takeoff as well. - Layers are loaded on demand, significantly speeding up world map. - Layers are compressed, speeding up load times and saving data with no loss in fidelity.

- Automated forecasts are now available up to 42 hours before takeoff as well. - Layers are loaded on demand, significantly speeding up world map. - Layers are compressed, speeding up load times and saving data with no loss in fidelity.