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Plan flights, check weather, and track your aviation activities with this comprehensive Electronic Flight Bag. Features include interactive maps, real-time weather data, flight plan management, and offline support for pilots.
1.5.5
October 14, 2026
• Measure distances with two fingers on the map • Live weather stays current when you return to the app • Stability improvements
MoreSorry the weather didn't load for you! We've made weather reliability fixes since September. Please update to the latest version, and if it still doesn't load, email support@magentaline.app and we'll fix it.
MagentaLine is a modern Electronic Flight Bag (EFB) designed for general aviation pilots. It provides tools for flight planning, weather checks, and tracking flying activities directly from a phone or tablet.
Yes, MagentaLine requires an account with an active subscription to use its features. The app is listed as free to download, but ongoing access necessitates a subscription.
Yes, MagentaLine offers offline support. You can download aviation data to use the app without an active internet connection, making it reliable during flights.
MagentaLine provides live METAR and TAF weather data, along with animated overlays for winds aloft, cloud base, and visibility. It also includes weather radar, satellite imagery, and forecast radar.
No, MagentaLine does not contain advertisements. The application is free of ads, focusing on providing a seamless experience for pilots.
MagentaLine is compatible with iPhones, iPads, and iPods. It is designed to run on Apple's mobile operating system.
The latest version of MagentaLine is 1.3.11, and it was last updated on September 10, 2026. This indicates a relatively active development cycle.
MagentaLine is built for general aviation pilots and is a supplemental situational-awareness tool. Pilots should always verify with official publications before flight.