What's new: - Winds aloft: wind barbs now follow the standard convention — the barbs sit on the correct side of the shaft — and stay aligned to true north when you rotate the map - User Guide: a new paragraph on reading winds aloft barbs As always, this release also includes bug fixes and performance improvements. Blue skies!

What's new: - Widgets: weather reports update automatically again — lock screen widgets no longer get stuck on an old report - Widgets: without a connection, the last downloaded reports stay on screen instead of an empty widget - Widgets and Apple Watch: a green dot means the report is current again; an empty ring means there is no METAR As always, this release also includes bug fixes and performance improvements. Blue skies!

What's new: - Airport diagram: runway numbers now always appear at the correct end — at some airports the two ends were swapped As always, this release also includes bug fixes and performance improvements. Blue skies!

What's new: - Local flight window (Premium): on every favorite and in the airport details, a 24-hour bar shows when a one-hour local flight fits — GO, CAUTION or NO-GO every quarter hour from the TAF, your minimums and the crosswind, with night shaded. In the airport details it also counts runway-closure NOTAMs and explains any time you tap - More GO windows in the route briefing: a single closed runway no longer turns the verdict to CAUTION, and runway closures at nearby airports are no longer counted - Route briefing: a jump-to-section menu, cards with clear headers, and a full-screen route map with a “Show whole route” button and a flight summary - New Trend (2 h) card for the METAR’s NOSIG, BECMG and TEMPO forecast - A “?” button opens the matching User Guide article right where you need it As always, this release also includes bug fixes and performance improvements. Blue skies!

What's new: - Route briefing: the Groups tab is now Briefing, with your saved routes next to your groups. Add departure, waypoints (navaids or any point on the map), destination and alternate - Go/no-go for each airport at its own time — departure at ETD, destination and alternate at ETA — against your minimums, crosswind and runway-closure NOTAMs, plus en-route SIGMET/AIRMET, PIREPs and flight time corrected for winds aloft - Best departure window for the next 24 hours, with a push notification when a GO window opens (Weather Alerts) - Route map with role labels and verdict badges, an alternate finder that sets the alternate in one tap, saved offline briefings and PDF/text export - Smarter airport picker: nearby airports, favorites, recents and selection from the map As always, this release also includes bug fixes and performance improvements. Blue skies!

What's new: - Airport diagrams are now refreshed every month, and the app lets you know when new diagram data is available: a badge on the Settings tab and an update row at the top of Settings take you straight to it - Up-to-date airport, runway and frequency data built in (FAA October 2026 cycle and fresh worldwide airport data) As always, this release also includes bug fixes and performance improvements. Blue skies!

What's new: - Adaptive weather map: METAR detail grows as you zoom in — the flight category from afar, the runway layout with the wind barb closer, and the full METAR values up close - Runway layout on airport icons: see at a glance how the wind lines up with the runways - One symbol per airport: the icon, its weather and its code no longer overlap - When you rotate the map, runways and wind barbs turn with it, while text stays upright - Choose how METAR stations are shown: Adaptive, Classic METAR Plot, Airport + Category, Wind Speed or Temperature - Map settings regrouped by topic, with simpler SIGMET and airport type filters - The user guide and the METAR plot legend explain the new map symbols As always, this release also includes bug fixes and performance improvements. Blue skies!

What's new: - NOTAM timeline: switch the NOTAM tab to a timeline that shows every NOTAM as a bar on one time axis, grouped by category, from 6 hours up to 7 days - Daily and weekly NOTAM schedules (D) are drawn as the actual active periods; anything ambiguous stays striped so you read the text - Pick a time — your departure or arrival — and whatever is not in force then fades out; the list can be filtered to that moment too - The TAF and the crosswind on the best open runway run on the same axis: when a runway closes, the crosswind switches to the runway you can actually use - Night is shaded from sunset to sunrise at the airport - A new user guide article explains the timeline with a live legend As always, this release also includes bug fixes and performance improvements. Blue skies!

What's new: - One colour per flight category, everywhere — the map, badges, timelines, widgets, Apple Watch and reports now share the same VFR, MVFR, IFR and LIFR colours with white text, readable in light and dark mode, and darker with Increase Contrast - Clearer runway wind: the crosswind timeline uses calm green, amber and red with the knots in every period, and a runway closed by NOTAM gets a solid red band - A stale METAR is now flagged with an orange time and a warning sign - Smoother map: airport pins stay in place while you pan, and an airport's code is no longer shown twice next to its METAR badge. New users start with the Hybrid map - Airport details have a cleaner header, and “Jump to” has its own button - Widgets and the Watch complication stay readable in tinted and clear styles - Better accessibility: VoiceOver for the TAF timeline, Settings and the Apple Watch app, larger text throughout Settings, and Reduce Motion is respected As always, this release also includes bug fixes and performance improvements. Blue skies!

What's new: - Recent Alerts — a new list shows every Weather Alert from the last 72 hours for your monitored airports, including the ones that never reached you as a notification. Times are in UTC, an alert overtaken by a later change is dimmed, the newest one shows the airport’s current flight category, and a tap opens the airport (a NOTAM alert opens right at that NOTAM). Open it with the clock button in Favorites or from the Weather Alerts settings - Favorites has a cleaner header: the buttons sit on top and the title below, so it is no longer squeezed - Weather notifications are now grouped by airport in Notification Center As always, this release also includes bug fixes and performance improvements. Blue skies!

What's new: - Runway at a glance — right below the METAR, the Weather tab now shows the recommended runway for the current wind with its headwind and crosswind, flags it when your crosswind limit is exceeded or the favoured runway is closed by NOTAM, and opens the airport diagram in one tap - Faster navigation — “Jump to” in the ••• menu takes you straight to any section of the Weather tab, a scroll-to-top button appears on every tab of the airport details, and tapping the current tab also brings you back to the top - The airport diagram now also leaves out runways closed by NOTAM when it recommends a runway, and lists them among the closures As always, this release also includes bug fixes and performance improvements. Blue skies!

What's new: - NOTAM alerts — with Premium you now get a push when a runway closure is published, 24 hours before it starts and when it takes effect, and again if it is changed or cancelled; ILS, runway lighting and navaid outages are announced too. The notification carries the NOTAM text, and tapping it opens that exact NOTAM - Calmer weather alerts — a worsening flight category is still reported at once, but an improvement only after it has held for about 30 minutes, so a ceiling hovering at a boundary no longer notifies you back and forth - Clearer alert settings — a help button explains every alert type, and airports without a METAR station are marked, since only NOTAM alerts can come from them - My Position and point details — tap the location button (or the blue dot) for your coordinates, GPS altitude, ground speed and track, magnetic variation and the nearest airport; press and hold anywhere on the map for the same details of that point, including its position from the nearest airport in reporting format, such as LHBP 045°/12 NM - Easier to use — larger touch targets and haptic feedback throughout the app As always, this release also includes bug fixes and performance improvements. Blue skies!

What's new: - NOTAMs you can trust at a glance — cancelled NOTAMs and the originals they revoke no longer clutter the list, far fewer items are flagged critical, and an estimated expiry is now marked as estimated instead of counted down - Daily and weekly NOTAM schedules — the D) schedule line now appears on the card and in your briefing. It affects around 40% of European NOTAMs and was invisible in the decoded view until now; a scheduled NOTAM is marked Scheduled rather than active now - Runway cards carry NOTAM status — closures and restrictions per runway, decided by the Q-code rather than the wording, and a closed runway no longer gets the into-wind recommendation. Until NOTAMs have loaded the card says so, so a missing marker is never mistaken for an open runway - A bigger user guide — a new NOTAM section explaining every marker on the page, a glossary of 26 NOTAM abbreviations (CLSD, U/S, WIP, PERM and more), and new articles for the Location, Info and Nearby tabs As always, this release also includes bug fixes and performance improvements. Blue skies!

What's new: - New built-in user guide — a searchable, offline handbook for reading aviation weather: how to decode METAR and TAF, the station model, flight categories and map layers, plus a glossary of sky cover, present-weather and TAF change codes - Look up any code — search OVX, BECMG or P6SM and go straight to what it means. Open the guide from Settings, or from the ⋯ menu on an airport to land on the topic for the tab you're reading - Airport diagrams stay current — the app now notices when newer diagram data is published and lets you know; the download always stays your decision As always, this release also includes bug fixes and performance improvements. Blue skies!

What's new: - Nearby airports, rebuilt for diversions — filter by radius, METAR availability or better flight category, sort by distance, best weather or longest runway, and tap any result to open its details - Every nearby result now reads like a pilot's note: magnetic bearing from the airport, distance, longest runway, the recommended runway end with its head- and crosswind, and how old the observation is - Better briefings — a summary page opens every multi-airport report (category, wind, runway, visibility, ceiling, QNH, density altitude and critical NOTAM count), critical NOTAMs come first, and stale METAR or expired TAF data is flagged. PDF and text reports are now identical in content - Tap the ⓘ on the METAR symbol for a full legend of the station model — wind barbs, sky cover, weather signs and flight category thresholds, all in your chosen units - Accessibility throughout: full VoiceOver support for raw METAR/TAF, the weather timeline, map pins and widgets, plus Dynamic Type support across the app As always, this release also includes bug fixes and performance improvements. Blue skies!

What's new: - Airport diagrams, now built for the cockpit — the current wind is drawn right on the diagram and the recommended runway is highlighted, so the best option is obvious at a glance - See yourself on the field — your GPS position is shown on the diagram, and tapping any runway opens its details - Closed runways are clearly marked and are never recommended - More accurate US data — runway designators, frequencies and navaids now come straight from the FAA NASR source As always, this release also includes bug fixes and performance improvements. Blue skies!

What's new: - New airport diagrams — see an airport's real ground layout: runways, taxiways, aprons and helipads, drawn from OpenStreetMap. Pan and zoom, with runway markings and a north indicator - Diagrams in your briefings — the airport diagram can now be added to your PDF report - Worldwide coverage, downloaded on demand — the diagram data is an optional one-time download, so the app stays light As always, this release also includes bug fixes and performance improvements. Blue skies!

What's new: - New airport diagrams — see an airport's real ground layout: runways, taxiways, aprons and helipads, drawn from OpenStreetMap. Pan and zoom, with runway markings and a north indicator - Diagrams in your briefings — the airport diagram can now be added to your PDF report - Worldwide coverage, downloaded on demand — the diagram data is an optional one-time download, so the app stays light As always, this release also includes bug fixes and performance improvements. Blue skies!

What's new: - Richer briefings — PDF and text briefings now include full airport reference data: runway list, frequencies, navaids and tower, with clearer runway formatting - Airport database enrichment worldwide — runway lighting and paved/unpaved surface, plus more navaids, now available well beyond the US - Refreshed subscription screen and a smoother purchase flow: a new subscription activates right away As always, this release also includes bug fixes and performance improvements. Blue skies!

What's new: - New Premium subscription — one subscription unlocks everything: Weather Alerts push notifications, unlimited favorites, winds & temperatures aloft, groups and PDF/text briefings - Weather Alerts: get a push the moment flight category (VFR/MVFR/IFR/LIFR), your personal minimums, per-runway crosswind or the TAF change at the airports you monitor — just tap the bell on any airport - 7-day free trial; if you already bought Pro, it stays yours forever - System Status page to check METAR, TAF and alerts at a glance As always, this release also includes bug fixes and performance improvements. Blue skies!

What's new: - New Premium subscription — one subscription unlocks everything: Weather Alerts push notifications, unlimited favorites, winds & temperatures aloft, groups and PDF/text briefings - Weather Alerts: get a push the moment flight category (VFR/MVFR/IFR/LIFR), your personal minimums, per-runway crosswind or the TAF change at the airports you monitor — just tap the bell on any airport - 7-day free trial; if you already bought Pro, it stays yours forever - System Status page to check METAR, TAF and alerts at a glance As always, this release also includes bug fixes and performance improvements. Blue skies!

What's new: - Weather timeline — METAR history and the TAF forecast on one time axis with a NOW marker, so you see the whole picture at a glance - Tap any segment — read the decoded wind, temperature, visibility and ceiling for that exact moment - Personal minimums — set your own ceiling, visibility and crosswind limits; periods below them are flagged right on the timeline - Crosswind timeline — a per-runway severity bar showing when the crosswind exceeds your limit, both recent and forecast - TAF verification — see how the previous TAF actually verified against the observed METARs, with a match rate - Home Screen timeline widget — your favorite airports' weather timeline, at a glance As always, this release also includes bug fixes and performance improvements. Blue skies!

What's new: - Weather timeline — METAR history and the TAF forecast on one time axis with a NOW marker, so you see the whole picture at a glance - Tap any segment — read the decoded wind, temperature, visibility and ceiling for that exact moment - Personal minimums — set your own ceiling, visibility and crosswind limits; periods below them are flagged right on the timeline - Crosswind timeline — a per-runway severity bar showing when the crosswind exceeds your limit, both recent and forecast - TAF verification — see how the previous TAF actually verified against the observed METARs, with a match rate - Home Screen timeline widget — your favorite airports' weather timeline, at a glance As always, this release also includes bug fixes and performance improvements. Blue skies!

What's new: - TAF forecast timeline — a color-coded VFR/MVFR/IFR/LIFR bar shows at a glance when the weather changes and how long each period lasts, with TEMPO/PROB clearly marked - Trend at a glance — a one-line read of the last few hours: whether conditions are improving or worsening, and whether the ceiling, visibility and wind are trending up or down - Freshness & validity alerts — a clear badge when a METAR is getting old, or when a TAF has expired or is about to - More from every METAR — 3-hour pressure tendency, 6/24-hour temperature highs and lows, and precipitation and snow totals - Hazards that stand out — turbulence, icing, low ceilings and poor visibility are highlighted in the TAF instead of buried in the list As always, this release also includes bug fixes and performance improvements. Blue skies!

What's new: - Modernized METAR trend charts — cleaner, easier-to-read graphs of how wind, visibility and ceiling have changed over recent hours - Clearer NOTAMs — plain-language summaries, highlighted obstacle heights, an active-now / active-later status, an active-only filter and wider international coverage As always, this release also includes bug fixes and performance improvements. Blue skies!