Enter your waypoints on an interactive map, enter windspeeds, and print off
the finished plan in a variety of formats.
Upload track logs from your GPS, and view your track overlaid on a map next to
your planned route. Load them into Google Earth directly from this site, and
share them with your friends and family. You can also
view logs submitted by our members.
Has the cost of flying become prohibitive, or are you keen to try new types and
meet other pilots? Post flight share offers and requests on our site for free.
Get sunrise, sunset, moonrise and moonset times for any location using
our interactive map.
Learn the common codes used in TAF forecasts. See a visual representation of
a TAF including visibility, cloud layers and precipitation.
New features
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Climb/descent rate colouring in track log files
For the benefit of glider pilots, we've added an alternative view to
our track log exports for Google Earth, with the track line coloured
by climb or descent rate - green for level flight or cruise descent,
red for rapid sink and blue/purple for rapid climb. Select the layers
you want to view in the My Places panel.
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Shared files page
Your shared files page shows a list of the plans and track logs
that you have marked shared or public. Send the link to your
friends and family. You'll find a link to the page in the right
hand panel when you're logged in. Note this page shows an error
if you have no shared files - this is for security.
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Reverse flight plan
To simplify planning a return trip, we've added a reverse function
to the interactive map. After creating a plan simply go to the map
and click reverse.
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GPX export
Many GPS units come with software that supports importing GPX route
plans into the GPS. Look under print and export options on the plan
page to export your plan.
