ok2fly

ok2fly

CASA Approved Drone Safety App

21 ratings
11 reviews
Free
In-App Purchases

Details

  • Released
  • Updated
  • January 12, 2022
  • March 26, 2026

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This app provides drone pilots with essential safety information for flight planning. It visualizes airspace restrictions, airport zones, and potential hazards. Users can configure settings based on their pilot qualifications and flight times for comprehensive pre-flight analysis.

Airspace visualization
Extended radius review
Street-level vector map
CASA RPAS compliance
Detailed reporting
Pilot qualification settings
Time-based map adjustments
Real-time restricted area visualization
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What's New in ok2fly

1.6.1

March 26, 2026

Updates in 1.6.1 include the following: 1. Wind chart now includes a wind direction colour band for quick wind direction trend identification. The colour band represents the direction the wind is coming from over time. Colours follow a circular compass scale (North → East → South → West → North), so similar colours indicate similar wind directions, and smooth colour changes show gradual wind shifts. Sharper colour changes indicate more marked (less stable) changes in wind direction. 2. Changed Weather (WX) provider due to previous WX provider ceasing operations.

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Subscription plans

ok2fly Premium

For Commercial and ReOC Use

$164.991 Year
1 Month trial
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User reviews

Not totally accurate

This app is not accurate - you’re NOT allowed to fly drones in national parks in the NT, Aus, without a permit from the national park

App doesn’t work

I tried to use this app but this app doesn’t work in my iPhone 15 Pro max. Its always showing server error: 400

National parks INFO incorrect

It looks like the app has just generically covered any national park zone as a no fly area. In Queensland Australia most national parks are flyable.

Information is comprehensive for commercial operators

This app is a one stop shop bringing together a range of Australian aviation information and maps all updated constantly to assist with planning RPA operations.

The CASA automated airspace approvals component is well designed for managing a large fleet of aircraft.

Commercial operators will appreciate the detail in the information!
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Expensive

Speaking to other drone operators they all have used this app including me and we all have the similar attitude regarding the cost as it is simply ten times more than what we would be willing to pay. Makes me think how many sales would have been lost. If I developed the app I’d rather have 20 sales at 24.99 rather than 1 sales at 249.00. If it had other features like some components that competitors have perhaps it might be worth the cost but it doesn’t so we still need many other apps. If you look at it from a ReOC holders perspective it would be great if there was one stop to get all the details for a job analysis.
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FAQ

What is ok2fly?

ok2fly is a CASA Approved drone safety app designed to assist both recreational and professional pilots in planning their drone missions. It provides detailed visualizations of airspace, airport envelopes, and potential hazards to ensure safe and compliant flights.

Is ok2fly free to use?

The core functionality of ok2fly is available for free. However, there is a premium subscription option, ok2fly Premium, which costs $164.99 per year and includes a one-month free trial.

What pilot qualifications does ok2fly support?

ok2fly supports four CASA pilot types: Micro, Recreational, Commercial Excluded, and ReOC. Users can configure the app from the settings function to match their specific pilot qualifications.

How does ok2fly handle time-sensitive flight information?

The app's map adjusts to reflect activity at the proposed flight time. Whether flying in 1 hour, 1 day, or 1 week, ok2fly reconfigures time-based objects to show their status accurately at that specific time.

Does ok2fly show restricted and danger areas?

Yes, ok2fly provides real-time activation and visualization of Restricted and Danger areas. It maintains an activity schedule for these airspaces and depicts them as active or inactive based on the time of day or a selected flight time.

What kind of aviation details are included on the map?

The street-level vector map of Australia details standard street map information along with relevant aviation details such as obstacles, low-level aviation activities, and recreational sites. Users can overlay further information using the Layers option.

How often is ok2fly updated?

The latest version of ok2fly is 1.6.1, which was last updated on March 26, 2026. The app continuously updates NAIPS NOTAM information for Restricted and Danger airspace.

What devices is ok2fly compatible with?

ok2fly is available for both iPhone and iPad devices, indicated by its support for these platforms.