METAR Master

Master the skill of reading aviation weather reports with real-world practice. METAR Master pulls live METAR and TAF reports from aviationweather.gov and challenges you to decode them before revealing the answer. It's the fastest way to build fluency reading weather reports — whether you're a student pilot preparing for your written exam or an experienced aviator sharpening your skills. HOW IT WORKS - A real weather report appears on screen in its raw form - You decode it mentally, then tap "Reveal Decode" to check your work - Mark whether you got it right, and move on to the next one - Track your progress with stats, streaks, and pilot rank progression COMPREHENSIVE DECODING Every element of the report is decoded with pilot-friendly explanations: - Wind direction, speed, gusts, and variable winds - Visibility including fractional values and RVR - Sky conditions with ceiling identification and coverage percentages - Weather phenomena (rain, snow, fog, thunderstorms, and more) - Temperature, dewpoint, and spread analysis - Altimeter setting with standard deviation - 25+ remark codes including SLP, precise temperature groups, pressure tendency, precipitation, peak wind, and ice accretion PRACTICE MODES - METAR — Current weather observations - TAF — Terminal aerodrome forecasts with FM, TEMPO, BECMG, and PROB groups - Both — Mixed practice for a realistic challenge BUILT FOR PILOTS - Aviation-themed dark interface designed for readability - Raw report tokens displayed alongside each decoded field so you can see exactly what was parsed - Flight category badges (VFR, MVFR, IFR, LIFR) computed from ceiling and visibility - Works offline with bundled weather data — practice anywhere, anytime TRACK YOUR PROGRESS - Accuracy stats broken down by report type - Current and best streaks - Pilot rank progression from Student Pilot to Airline Transport Pilot - 9 achievements to unlock as you practice Real weather. Real stations. Real skill. PERFECT FOR: - Student pilots preparing for the private pilot written exam - Instrument students mastering weather briefings - CFIs looking for a teaching tool during ground school - Experienced pilots staying sharp between flights - Aviation enthusiasts who love decoding weather NO SUBSCRIPTIONS. NO ADS. One purchase, full app, yours forever.