Fly n Eat

Fly n Eat

by Fly n Eat

21 ratings
27 reviews
Free
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  • Released
  • Updated
  • March 15, 2025
  • November 25, 2025

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Plan flights with integrated meal stops using a real-time database of restaurants near airports. Find dining options on your route and connect with flight instructors. Enhance your flying experience with efficient planning and exciting culinary stops.

Integrate meal stops into flight plans
Real-time restaurant database near airports
Find restaurants on your flight route
Connect with CFI/CFII instructors
Efficient flight and dining planning
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What's New in Fly n Eat

2.9

November 25, 2025

We've made some improvements to enhance your experience: Bug Fixes: We've squashed some bugs to improve performance and stability.

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User reviews

Great App

I love this app. Makes it so easy to find a destination restaurant-worth the money!

Great App.

Perfect for what I need.

Great idea and solid improvement

I gave this another try recently and it’s been much smoother. Planning meals around flights is a great idea, and the app does exactly what it promises. It’s especially helpful when flying somewhere unfamiliar and trying to find good food nearby. Glad to see it continuing to improve. If you fly often, this is definitely worth checking out.
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Busted app should not be open to the public yet

App froze or crashed several times while trying to create a login. After finally getting past that point and actually logging in the app forces you to a subscription service purchase page any time you attempt to use the app as it is marketed to search for places to fly to for food or to find CFI’s. So far I have seen zero viable functionality for the way the app is marketed/advertised/pushed. I find no method for users to enter or submit locations to be displayed if the search function were to ever work.
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Not very useful

Despite confirming a $5 monthly charge on my credit card statement, I am unable to use the app on my phone. If I login on my phone, the app confirms my name and demographics suggesting I am logged in. However, any attempt to use the app brings me to a screen offering the purchase of a new subscription…

I can successfully login and search for restaurants within a radius using my desktop computer. The result is a street map with icons of nearby restaurants. This is not an aviation map; airports are not displayed. Clicking on a restaurant icon will yield the street address for the airport. The airport name or identifier are not given. This is helpful if you want to drive to the airport. However, if you don’t know what airport is associated with that street address, you may find it difficult to fly there.
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FAQ

What does the Fly n Eat app do?

The app helps pilots integrate meal stops into their flight itineraries. It provides a real-time database of restaurants located near airports, allowing users to find dining options without deviating from their planned routes. It also facilitates connections with flight instructors.

What are the key features of this app?

Key features include efficiently planning flights with integrated dining options ('Fly-Eat-Back'), searching for airports with top-rated restaurants along your route ('Point-to-Point Search'), and accessing a database to connect with CFI's and CFII's.

Is this app free to use?

The application is free to download and use, with in-app purchases available. Specific details on what these purchases entail are not provided in the description, but it indicates a freemium model.

What kind of pilots or users is this app for?

This app is specifically designed for pilots, including those seeking flight instruction (CFI/CFII). It aims to make the flying experience more efficient, exciting, and adventurous by simplifying the integration of dining and instructor connections into flight plans.

How does the app help with finding restaurants?

The app features an up-to-date, real-time database of restaurants situated near airports. Users can search for these dining options directly on their flight path, ensuring they can enjoy a meal efficiently without going off course.