PilotDeck

PilotDeck

METAR, TAF & NOTAM briefing

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  • Released
  • Updated
  • July 20, 2026
  • October 1, 2026

Features

Background Location Access

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Access decoded aeronautical weather, including METARs, TAFs, and civil forecasts. Get live NOTAMs and a comprehensive route briefing for any airport worldwide. Includes cognitive pre-flight checks and aviation training tools.

✓Decoded METAR and TAF
✓Hour-by-hour forecasts
✓Live NOTAMs
✓Full route briefing
✓Smart push alerts
✓Cognitive pre-flight checks
✓Aviation training games
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What's New in PilotDeck

4.0

October 1, 2026

PilotDeck 4.0 — the map flies with you. FLY IT — the route map becomes a navigation display • GPS mode: own-ship, N UP / TRK UP, DTG · ETE · ETA · NEXT, track vector, range rings • NRST — nearest airports from your position, direct-to line, FIX on any point • Local flights open at the departure airport, 8 NM across; long routes open with the whole route • PTS: all plan points on the line, named ones only, or none OFFLINE MAP • PACK stores map tiles along the route on the device; in the air without network the map keeps drawing — plan, alternates, countries, SIGMET, own-ship TRACK RECORDING • REC writes your flight to the device: position, speed, altitude, fix quality, every second • TRACKS — replay, merge, trim, name, export GPX / CSV; nothing leaves the phone unless you share it • GNSS spoofing and jamming detector; auto-stop that does not fall for a frozen fake position ROUTE BY KEYBOARD • FPLN — type or paste your route: airports, VORs, NDBs, radials, coordinates in every common form; OFP text is understood • NAVLOG table, plan versions, UNDO / REDO, points without coordinates kept as PENDING FIX DATABASE — five-letter points get their coordinates • FAA CIFP on board: every enroute and terminal waypoint of the USA, Alaska, Hawaii and the Pacific, 28-day cycle • A worldwide layer of older fixes, marked so you check them • One name in several places? The list turns amber and offers the choice with coordinates, region and bearing — as an FMS does • Points you enter with coordinates go to a shared database; confirmed by three pilots, they become VERIFIED for everyone. Reference data, not for navigation MY POINTS · MY ZONES — for light aviation • Your own airfields, navaids and landmarks on the map and in FLIGHT INIT • Airspace zones entered the way the AIP prints them; names along the boundary, limits in the same line • ZONES page: which zones the plan crosses, CHECK against NOTAM; WATCH marks a zone to keep out of — AHEAD / INSIDE warning five minutes before the track vector reaches it • Zones are your own data, not an official source — read the limits yourself STATION SCREEN • New header: local time at the airport, elevation, longest runway — tap it for the coordinates • AIR BASE, HELIPORT, CLOSED, no scheduled service, soft runway — marked in amber; high-elevation airfields flagged from 5,000 ft • METAR: minimum visibility shown on its own line; the flight category follows the prevailing visibility, as the FAA defines it FLIGHT INIT · BRIEFING • FLIGHT INIT redesigned in FMS order: flight ribbon, ROUTE, TIMING, alternates, minima; DEP / ARR clock, ETD in local or UTC • Route cards show ETD · flight time · ETA, and NO TAF when there is no forecast • ALTN in the route builder: airports on a muted map filtered by runway length, with weather at your arrival time • Briefing verdict counted for the arrival window and your own minima • SIGMET names along the boundary, readable card with the whole message PERFORMANCE • The route map opens faster and runs cooler in GPS mode: fewer redraws, background work trimmed • Fixed a hang when leaving the map; the weather refresh is lighter when you come back to the app • Cards fit smaller iPhones Much of this release came from pilots flying with PilotDeck — special thanks to Capt Adil Baria. The feedback form in the app reaches the developer directly.

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PilotDeck PRO (Monthly)

Unlimited training games and full quiz banks.

$5.991 Month
7 Days trial
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User reviews

This app has everything you may ever need

My experience with PilotDeck was truly seamless. Every aspect of the app works perfectly. I specifically enjoyed the reaction time quiz. Even if you’re not a pilot and simply an aviation enthusiast you’ll benefit from the aviation news section

FAQ

What is PilotDeck?

PilotDeck provides decoded METAR and TAF weather reports, hour-by-hour civil forecasts, live NOTAMs, and a full route briefing for any ICAO airport. It's designed by a pilot for pilots, featuring a clean flight-deck style.

Is PilotDeck free to use?

The core weather features, route briefing, and NOTAMs in PilotDeck are always free and unlimited. However, PilotDeck PRO offers additional features like unlimited training games and full quiz access via subscription.

Does PilotDeck have ads?

No, PilotDeck does not contain advertisements. The app is free to use for its core weather and briefing features, with an optional subscription for advanced training tools.

What are the subscription options for PilotDeck PRO?

PilotDeck PRO offers monthly and annual subscription plans. The monthly plan is €4.99, and the annual plan is €39.99, both starting with a 7-day free trial.

Can I use PilotDeck offline?

Yes, all weather information in PilotDeck is cached for offline reading, making it suitable for use in the cockpit where connectivity may be limited.

What kind of training tools does PilotDeck offer?

PilotDeck includes training tools such as METAR scanning speed drills, crosswind component practice, ILS/LOC instrument tracking, and aviation knowledge quizzes with detailed explanations.

How does PilotDeck handle NOTAMs?

PilotDeck displays active NOTAMs for departure, destination, and alternates, filtered by type. Critical NOTAMs are surfaced first for immediate attention.

What is the Daily Check feature in PilotDeck?

The Daily Check is a two-minute cognitive pre-flight assessment that measures reaction, memory, and decision-making, providing a FIT index for the day. It also includes an IMSAFE self-check and a 30-day history.