FlyCheck answers out loud now. Ask Siri "what's the weather at Seletar" and get the flight category, wind, visibility and ceiling without opening anything — by airport code or by name. Shortcuts can build on it too, so a daily check of your destination is something you describe once. Important: this release also carries everything that was queued for 1.8, so if you are coming from 1.7 you are getting all of it at once. • Density Altitude now works. It had never appeared on any station: the calculation waited for elevation data the weather service does not return, so the card stayed empty on every airport, everywhere. It now draws on a built-in table of 8,316 fields and converts pressure automatically, so the number shows up in Singapore and Sydney as well as in Denver. • Cumulonimbus is now shown. The weather service reports convective cloud type and FlyCheck was discarding it, so a layer of cumulonimbus looked like any other cloud. The Ceiling card now names the layer, shows its height, and flags it in orange. • The ceiling is now the lowest layer, not simply the first one listed. • Missing cloud data reads "--" instead of "Clear", because an absent reading is not a clear sky. • Freezing precipitation gets its own icon and colour, so FZRA no longer reads as ordinary rain. • The menu bar shows "--" rather than "0kt" when a station reports no wind. • Airport search now covers 8,316 airports, up from 142. Where a name matches more than one field, the larger airport wins. • Reorder your watchlist from the context menu, so destination comes before alternates. • Swipe a recent search away to remove just that one, instead of clearing the whole list. • On macOS 26 and later the instrument cards are Liquid Glass, so they follow your transparency setting in System Settings. The app also says which build it is in About now.

Version 1.7 March 2026 The "Review" Update NEW FEATURES: • In-App Reviews: FlyCheck now intelligently prompts for an App Store review when it knows you're getting value from the app (e.g., after checking it on a few different days, or tracking a busy watchlist). The prompt appears seamlessly inside the app, so you never have to leave your workflow to support us!

v1.6 The "Precision & Safety" Update. Focusing on accurate wind gust reporting and strict adherence to FAA/ICAO ceiling definitions to give you the most reliable picture for go/no-go decisions. New Features • Wind Gusts: Gusts are now displayed (e.g., 15 G 25 kt) and highlighted in orange. • Gust-Aware Crosswind: Calculations now use gust speed for worst-case scenarios. Improvements & Fixes • Correct Ceiling Reporting: Now identifies the lowest BKN, OVC, or VV layer as the true ceiling, per FAA/ICAO definitions. • Wind Direction Label: Compass direction (e.g., "270° W") is now displayed below the speed. • Weather Colors: Conditions are color-coded (Orange for TS, Cyan for Snow, Blue for Rain).

You asked, and we coded. This major update introduces full Terminal Aerodrome Forecasts (TAF) with an interactive timeline to visualize changing conditions. • Introducing TAF Forecasts! FlyCheck now includes full Terminal Aerodrome Forecasts. We've designed an interactive timeline that lets you see how the weather is predicted to change, hour by hour. • METAR/TAF Toggle: A new segmented control allows you to instantly switch between the current METAR instruments and the TAF forecast timeline, creating a cleaner and more focused interface. Improvements: • Accurate Forecasts: The new TAF timeline automatically highlights the currently active forecast period, so you always know which conditions apply right now. • Decluttered UI: The main dashboard has been streamlined by moving weather conditions into a dedicated instrument card and removing redundant information from the header. • Polished Runway Controls: The runway selector in the Wind Card now has a dedicated "clear" button for a more intuitive experience.

v1.4: The Cockpit Control Update We've refined the flight deck based on pilot feedback. This update focuses on workflow speed and keeping your hands on the controls. NEW FEATURES: Keyboard Navigation: Keep your hands on the yoke. Use Cmd + Option + Arrow Keys (Left/Right) to instantly cycle through your watchlist airports without opening the menu. Clear Watchlist: Added a dedicated button in Settings to instantly reset your monitored stations. Smart Tooltips: Added helpful hover context to the watchlist and refresh icons. IMPROVEMENTS: Watchlist Engine: Optimized polling performance for multi-station tracking. Visual Polish: Refined layout spacing for the "Airport Signage" typography. REMINDER: FlyCheck is a Lifetime License. No subscriptions, ever. If you enjoy the update, a quick star rating helps us keep the updates coming!

• Multi-Station Watchlist: Track destination and alternates in a high-contrast list. Menu bar icon monitors the most critical station. • Density Altitude Monitor: Real-time DA calculations are now displayed on the Temperature card, helping you catch performance risks early. • Refined UI: Cleaner "Airport Signage" typography and improved dark mode contrast. • Intelligent Unit Switching: Auto-toggle between inHg (North America) and hPa (International) based on ICAO prefixes. • Visual Crosswind: Real-time headwind and crosswind calculations integrated directly into the visual wind instrument.

Focusing on time-critical situational awareness with solar calculations and standardized timing. Adaptive Theme: Fixed. The UI now automatically switches between Light and Dark modes to match your system setting. (Thanks Janie) The Twilight Line: Context-aware countdown to sunset and civil twilight (-6° solar angle). Know exactly when to start your night log. Zulu Time Standard: Added a one-tap toggle to the timestamp. Click "Last Updated" to instantly switch the interface to official Zulu time (e.g., "Observed: 14:00Z") for briefing alignment. Clean Cockpit UI: We’ve decluttered the dashboard header, removing redundant icons in favor of a cleaner, text-forward design that prioritizes legibility. Refined Typography: Station names and weather conditions now rely on distinct font weights rather than iconography, and the Twilight countdown has been streamlined. Scientific Precision: We replaced manual calculations with Apple’s native physics engine. Whether you use Knots or MPH, hPa or inHg, every conversion is now handled by the Measurement API for certified accuracy. Standardized Readouts: We’ve unified rounding logic across the board (no more "off-by-one" errors) and enforced aviation-standard formatting (e.g., 29.92) regardless of your Mac’s region settings. Contextual Discovery: Tooltips on the Search and Refresh buttons will display their shortcuts (⌘F and ⌘R), teaching you the fastest path to each action right when you need it. Empty State Onboarding: The start screen will include a subtle shortcut footer—a quiet space to surface power-user tips when no active report is displayed. One-Tap Reset: A Close (X) button appears in the header when viewing a report, clearing both the displayed data and cached persistence with a single click. The app returns to the Start Screen and automatically focuses the search field, eliminating the multi-step dance of returning to a fresh state.