AeroPlus Aviation Weather

AeroPlus Aviation Weather

by Magnolia Blossom BV

13 ratings
47 reviews

Archived App (Last seen on 12 Sep 2025)

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Details

  • Released
  • Updated
  • March 19, 2011
  • September 19, 2024

Features

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About

This app provides pilots with professional aviation weather forecasting, including METAR and TAF data presented visually on a map. It offers detailed analysis of cloud layers, turbulence, icing conditions, and winds aloft, along with links to significant weather charts.

Visual METAR and TAF data presentation
Interactive weather map with zoom
Detailed cloud and icing analysis
Winds aloft and temperature forecasting
Links to significant weather charts
In-flight data with satellite hotspot integration
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What's New in AeroPlus Aviation Weather

5.0.22

September 19, 2024

Bug fixes and improvements.

3

In-App Purchases

Free

TAF Data

Allows you to see Terminal Aerodrome Forecasts (TAF).

User reviews

Great Idea , no support , app doesn’t work

Used the free trial period.

Unable to draw data from compatible sat device, mailed support and no response from developer.

Dead app.

Great when it works.

This is a good aviation weather app but recently it refuse to work. Twice I’ve bought a subscription and each time I’ve asked apple to refund the £50 as the app has refused acknowledge I have a subscription. I won’t be bothering again.

Subscriptions are broken

Used to be a fantastic app, but now when you renew your subscription, it takes the money and nothing happens. Support won’t respond to requests for help, Apple had to step in and refund.

Good concept, worse support ever

I had this app for quite some time and I love it. I also like that you have the option to connect it to an iridium sat phone.

But I have never been able to make it work. I paid the subscription (by mistake I paid it twice, thinking that the payment had not gone through) and it never recognized that I had paid!

So I contacted customer service and they didn’t been acknowledge that I had written to them. Stay away from this app.
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Slow to update weather

Very slow to update weather and keeps forgetting subscription data

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FAQ

What kind of weather information does AeroPlus Aviation Weather provide?

This app offers professional aviation weather forecasting, including METAR and TAF data presented visually on a map. It provides detailed analysis of cloud layers, turbulence, icing conditions, freezing levels, temperatures, and winds aloft.

How does the app help with flight planning?

The app allows pilots to scroll over a map for a visual overview of expected weather in specific areas. It also provides advanced features for detailed weather analysis, including cloud diagrams and direct links to significant weather charts, enabling comprehensive en-route weather assessment.

Is this app free to use?

The application is free to download and use with in-app purchases. This model allows users to access core features for free while offering additional functionalities or data through optional purchases.

Can I get weather data while in flight?

Yes, the app can be used in combination with the Iridium GO! satellite hotspot device to receive the latest rain radar, lightning, and airport data while in-flight, ensuring you have up-to-date information during your journey.

What are the key visual features for weather analysis?

The app features an intuitive and visual presentation of METAR and TAF data on a map. It includes a simplified but powerful Clouds Diagram showing cloud layers, types, turbulence, convective energy, freezing levels, and areas prone to aircraft icing.