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Core feature

Flight Window

Tell us where and when you plan to fly — we'll show you only the conditions that could materially affect that exact window, not a whole dashboard to interpret.

Location

How it works

  1. Pick a location — search by name, drop a pin on the map, or choose one of your saved favorites.
  2. Choose a date and time window up to 7 days ahead, from a quick flight later today to a shoot planned for next weekend.
  3. Get one clear status — Good, Caution, or Not Suitable — based on the worst core condition anywhere inside that exact window, not just a single now-moment snapshot.

What you'll see

Checking tomorrow 14:00–16:00, for example, might return "Caution — gusts reach 28 km/h at 15:20," pointing you straight at the one hour inside your window that actually needs attention, instead of a single blended average for the whole afternoon.

Up to 7 days ahead, matching the forecast window the underlying weather model itself covers — picking a date further out isn't possible because there's no reliable hourly forecast data to check it against yet.

It means at least one hour inside your chosen window crosses a caution-level threshold for a core condition (wind, gusts, precipitation, visibility, cloud cover or temperature) — tap the result for the specific hour and reason, rather than guessing which part of the window is the problem.

No — this is a weather-only assessment. Always check NOTAMs, temporary flight restrictions and local airspace rules separately (see our Airspace page and NOTAM Reader tool) before flying, regardless of how good the weather looks.