E6B Aviation Weather
Joel Schirmer
About this app
- Category Navigation
- Age 10
- Updated Sep 21, 2025
- OS IOS
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E6B Aviation Weather is a pilot-focused aviation weather and flight computer app that combines real-time conditions with classic E6B calculations to streamline flight planning and in-flight decision making. Get fast, readable METAR and TAF summaries, visualize weather along your route, and compute key performance numbers without switching apps. Ideal for student pilots, private pilots, and instructors who want a reliable, efficient tool for navigation and weather. Keywords: aviation weather app, E6B calculator, flight planning, METAR TAF, crosswind calculator, pilot navigation.
Core features:
- Route-aware weather: quick access to METAR, TAF, winds, and visual layers for better go/no-go decisions
- Integrated E6B: wind correction, true airspeed, density altitude, time-speed-distance, fuel planning
- Pilot-friendly design: fast, clean interface with units and preferences tailored for aviation
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How to use:
1. Download and open the app, set your units and preferred winds/altitude formats, and optionally allow location to auto-detect nearby airports.
2. Create a route by entering departure, destination, and cruise altitude to see route-specific weather summaries.
3. Review conditions using METAR and TAF, check winds and visibility, and view color-coded flight categories and map layers if available.
4. Open the E6B tools to calculate wind correction, true airspeed, density altitude, time-speed-distance, and fuel estimates for your planned leg.
5. Save your route, set quick-access favorites for frequent airports, and reference the calculators in flight for updates and crosswind checks.