ShouldIFly
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This app helps pilots systematically assess flight risks and track personal minimums. It guides users through official risk evaluation methodologies and allows for the generation of detailed PDF reports for documentation.
What's New in ShouldIFly
1.1
November 26, 2025
New Features - Redesigned Check Minimums screen - Now a simple pre-flight checklist with checkboxes instead of the previous comparison view that required you to enter current conditions - VFR/IFR toggle - Filter checklist items based on flight rules - Day/Night toggle - Filter checklist items based on time of day Bug Fixes - Fixed keyboard behavior in Personal Minimums entry - Keyboard no longer disappears unexpectedly, cursor no longer jumps - Fixed negative score bug in FRAT risk calculation - Other small usability fixes - General UI improvements for readability
MoreFAQ
What is ShouldIFly?
ShouldIFly is a decision-support tool designed for pilots to systematically evaluate flight risks and maintain personal minimums. It follows the official FAA Flight Risk Assessment Tool (FRAT) methodology.
Is ShouldIFly free to use?
Yes, ShouldIFly is available for free. There are no in-app purchases or advertisements within the application.
Does ShouldIFly require an internet connection?
No, ShouldIFly does not require an internet connection for operation. All data is stored locally on your device.
What kind of reports can I generate with ShouldIFly?
You can generate detailed PDF reports of your risk assessments and personal minimums profiles. These reports include evaluation details and scoring methodology.
What devices is ShouldIFly compatible with?
ShouldIFly is compatible with iPhones and iPads.
How often is ShouldIFly updated?
The latest version of ShouldIFly is 1.1, and it was last updated on November 26, 2025. This indicates a recent update, suggesting ongoing development.
What is the age rating for ShouldIFly?
ShouldIFly has an age rating of 4+, making it suitable for a wide range of users.
Can ShouldIFly replace pilot judgment?
No, ShouldIFly is a decision-support tool only. Pilots remain fully responsible for all flight decisions and regulatory compliance; the app assists but does not replace pilot judgment or training.