AeroPointer - Aviation Weather

AeroPointer shows airports, navaids and aviation weather on a 3D globe, with FAA charts at every US airport. It is free, with no account, no ads and no tracking.

Version 4.0 is a rebuild of the app we have shipped since 2014, with official FAA airport and navaid data. AIRMET/SIGMETs are now included free.

ON THE MAP
• A 3D globe or a flat map, with Standard, Streets and Satellite base layers and a dark theme
• Animated US radar with a timeline you can scrub
• US infrared satellite
• TFRs, AIRMETs and SIGMETs drawn and labeled on the map
• Flight category for every reporting station: VFR, MVFR, IFR or LIFR
• FAA airport status on the map, so you can see which airports have a ground stop or a delay
• Hurricane tracker with the forecast track, the cone and the NHC areas of interest
• Runways drawn at close zoom
• Tap anywhere for coordinates and magnetic variation
• A ruler for distance and bearing between two points
• A Zulu clock that stays on screen

AT THE AIRPORT
• METAR and TAF, raw or decoded, color coded, with the age of every report
• D-ATIS at the airports that publish it
• Runway wind components from the current METAR
• NOTAMs, decoded or raw, grouped and searchable
• FAA NAS status: ground stops, ground delay programs and closures
• FAA airport diagrams and instrument procedure charts for US airports
• Runways, frequencies, fuel, VOT, elevation and magnetic variation
• Local and Zulu time, sunrise, sunset and civil twilight

THE DATA
• More than 50,000 airports and 9,500 navaids worldwide, with official FAA data for the US, and open source data from Ourairports.com for the rest of the world.
• Airport and navaid data is stored on your device and works without a connection
• Weather, NOTAMs and charts you have opened stay available offline
• Every weather layer shows its source and its age

Built for pilots by an airline pilot and flight instructor.

AeroPointer is for general reference and supplemental awareness only. It should not be used as a primary source for flight planning or navigation. The data comes from third-party sources, both official and unofficial, including the FAA, NOAA, the National Weather Service, and ourairports.com. The data is not guaranteed to be accurate, current, or availabl