Designed by pilots, for pilots, FLYR Preflight is packed with all you need to prepare for your flight.
We know what you need to know because we do it everyday.
Up-to-the-minute Metars and Tafs, raw or decoded, plus the latest weather at nearby alternates.
Clear, intelligently organised Notams and Snowtams with coordinates plotted on a map.
Airport satellite views, key airport info, and intuitive runway diagrams of each airport.
Sig wx and wind charts, plus a NAT tracks map and space weather forecasts.
Essential pilot tools and a handy quick reference library to make life in the flight deck a little easier.
A global airports database, with at-a-glance weather for your home base, most visited and nearby airports.
Get a quick overview of where you're flying to with the latest Metars and Tafs for each airport and its nearby alternates, with significant weather automatically highlighted.
Read raw weather reports or decode them in a tap to see every acronym and code written in plain language, with units automatically converted to suit you.
Skip to what's relevant with Notams categorised by importance, inactive Notams hidden, human-readable Q-code titles, and quick filters so you can hide the trivia.
The de-cluttered report format shows only the most pertinent information, with properly-formatted local times, key details highlighted, and coordinates plotted on a satellite map.
Quickly familiarise yourself with satellite views, pertinent info for each airport and a rundown of longest runways and best approaches available.
Build your situational awareness with intuitive runway diagrams showing orientations and dimensions, the current wind components and best approach types*.
* Approach types available for most major airports
Prepare for your polar/oceanic crossings with the latest space weather and a map of the current NAT tracks, colour coded by direction and PBCS, with half-degree waypoints highlighted.
Pan, pinch and zoom colour and B&W sig wx and wind charts for each ICAO area to get a heads up of what the weather is doing today.
Whether you need to quickly cross-check your fuel uplift or see if the crosswind is within limits – make your life easier with a collection of essential pilots tools.
The handy quick-reference library will help with all those acronyms and abbreviations, and make sense of slot and delay codes.