Soteria's Wings

Soteria's Wings
Developer: 🇬🇧 Digital Lychee Creative
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50 installs
1.00 ratings
5.00 monthly active users
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Soteria's Wings Summary

Soteria's Wings is a free iOS app in Books And Reference by Digital Lychee Creative Limited. Released in Jun 2022 (4 years ago). It has 1.00 ratings with a 5.00★ (excellent) average. Based on AppGoblin estimates, it reaches roughly 5.00 monthly active users . Store last updated Sep 8, 2026

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App Description

Soteria's Wings is a performance planning app designed for general aviation pilots, bringing essential aircraft calculations together in one convenient place.

Quickly calculate take-off and landing performance, weight and balance, and other useful planning information using your own aircraft profiles and current operating data.

Save your aircraft
Create and save aircraft profiles so that the information you regularly use is ready for future calculations.

Save your airfields and runways
Add the airfields and runways you use, including runway dimensions, surface, elevation, slope, displaced thresholds and other relevant information. Saved airfields remain available for future calculations, helping make repeat planning quicker and easier.

Designed for offline use
Your saved aircraft, airfields and calculations are stored on your device, allowing Soterias Wings to remain useful when an internet connection is unavailable.

Built for practical flight planning
Soteria's Wings provides a straightforward way to perform and retain commonly used performance calculations, whether you're planning at home or preparing for a flight at the airfield.

Soteria's Wings is a planning aid and does not replace the aircraft's approved flight manual, POH, official aeronautical information, NOTAMs or any other required pre-flight information. Pilots remain responsible for verifying that all aircraft, airfield and runway information used for calculations is current and accurate.