FlyRobert

FlyRobert is an offline aviation map app for iPhone and iPad that shows where you are, how fast you're flying and when you'll arrive — without in-flight Wi-Fi. It uses your iPhone's built-in GPS, which keeps working in airplane mode. FREE • Your live position on an offline-capable map • Ground speed, altitude and bearing in a clear flight HUD • Works in airplane mode, no account needed GOOD TO KNOW The aircraft's fuselage blocks most GPS signals. In most planes FlyRobert only gets a reliable position from a window seat, and the first fix can take up to two minutes — hold your iPhone next to the window. FLYROBERT PRO (yearly subscription, €4.99 / year) • Waypoint navigation: route on the map, distance and ETA to the next waypoint and your destination • Offline airport database: search 11,000+ airports by name, city, IATA or ICAO code without internet, updated automatically when you're online • Waypoint list with reorder and delete, manual coordinate entry and online place search through Apple Maps • GPX route import for existing flight plans • Flight recording with on-device history and GPX export • Simulation mode to preview a route on the ground • Calendar import: finds airport codes like VIE–AYT in your upcoming events and builds the route • Unlimited saved waypoint sessions FlyRobert Pro is an auto-renewable yearly subscription. Payment is charged to your Apple Account at confirmation of purchase. The subscription renews automatically unless cancelled at least 24 hours before the end of the current period; manage or cancel it in your App Store account settings. Prices may vary by country. Terms of Use: https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/ Privacy Policy: https://flyrobert.cloud/privacy.html PRIVACY No account, no ads, no tracking. Your location, routes, recordings and calendar data stay on your device. Apart from optional airport data updates from flyrobert.cloud, FlyRobert does not contact servers operated by the developer. FlyRobert is a situational-awareness tool for passengers and aviation enthusiasts. It must not be used as a primary means of navigation. Always follow the crew's instructions on the use of electronic devices.