Pilot Dash: METAR TAF Widgets
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Create a personalized aviation weather dashboard on your Home Screen. Color-coded widgets display METAR, TAF, and PIREP data based on your custom tolerances. Get critical weather information instantly without needing to open the app.
What's New in Pilot Dash
1.07
May 26, 2026
- Fixed color of the text in PIREP Widgets - Dark mode by default
Subscription plans
Annual First Class
Annual access to Pilot Dash First Class
Developer apps
FAQ
What is Pilot Dash?
Pilot Dash is an iOS app that allows you to create a personalized aviation weather dashboard directly on your iPhone or iPad Home Screen. It displays METAR, TAF, and PIREP data using color-coded widgets based on your custom tolerances.
Does Pilot Dash have ads?
No, Pilot Dash does not contain advertisements. The app is developed by a pilot and focuses on providing a clean, efficient user experience without interruptions.
What devices does Pilot Dash support?
Pilot Dash is designed for iPhone and iPad devices, allowing you to build your weather dashboard on the go or at home.
How often is Pilot Dash updated?
The app was last updated on May 26, 2026, indicating a commitment to ongoing development and improvements. The latest version is 1.07.
What are the subscription plans for Pilot Dash?
Pilot Dash offers 'Monthly First Class' for $3.99 per month and 'Annual First Class' for $39.99 per year. Both plans include a 7-day free trial.
Can I use Pilot Dash offline?
While the app periodically updates weather in the background, real-time weather data requires an internet connection. However, once data is fetched, widgets display it instantly.
What is the age rating for Pilot Dash?
Pilot Dash has an age rating of 4+, making it suitable for a wide range of users, including younger individuals interested in aviation.
How does Pilot Dash compare to other weather apps?
Pilot Dash differentiates itself by focusing exclusively on aviation weather and providing a highly customizable, widget-based Home Screen experience with color-coded alerts, eliminating the need to decipher raw text.