AVweb FLIGHTExplorer
Personal Edition
Geared for private pilots and aviation
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Pilot Edition
Designed specifically for pilots
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Track commercial and general aviation flights on IFR flight plans in the US, including Alaska, Hawaii, Puerto Rico, Virgin Islands; Canada; New Zealand; and parts of the Atlantic and Pacific. Whether you're a pilot planning your flight or an aviation enthusiast that likes to watch air traffic in the National Airspace System, AVweb Flight Explorer Personal Edition is for you.
Key features include...
- Zoom in to one airport or a single plane.
- Monitor and display real-time FAA delay information for airports in the US.
- Get the most updated arrival and departure times available from the FAA.
- Display TFRs (Temporary Flight Restrictions) and SUAs (Special Use Airspaces).
- Overlay highways, waterways, and cities for landmarks along your flight path.
- Provide loved ones with a simple way to track flights from takeoff through landing.
- View congestion over the next 4 hours at your arrival and departure airport.
- Save the screen view you set up so that you can look at it again.
| While you're planning a flight, receive alerts of your preliminary flight plan route; or have an email automatically sent to a friend or loved one when you depart or arrive. AVweb Flight Explorer Pilot Edition includes all of the benefits of AVweb Flight Explorer Personal Edition PLUS lots of other valuable pilot-oriented features.
Key features include...
- View the weather for the entire Continental US with a Nexrad 2km national weather mosaic overlay.
- Display flight plans and actual routes flown for commercial and GA traffic.
- Receive email or text message alerts on your PDA or cell phone when the FAA sends your preliminary IFR flight plan.
- View FAA delay information or textual METARs and TAFs for an airport of interest.
- View popular FAA approved routes between airports
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Frequently Asked Questions
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