Pilot's Toolbox

 
When you are on the ground and have connectivity you have the worlds weather available for you to download.  You just tap in the airport code and then you will download the TAF and METAR.

As a pilot who spend plenty of time in Russia the meters/feet conversion is a feature I have used just to confirm that I am requesting the right flight level.  A great feature is the QNH calculator that will give you a QNH from the QFe and it gives you the 600m altitude for a missed approach.

I feel it is an App that has been written by a pilot for pilots and it is the App I use most on my iPhone!"

Features:

Wind
Computation of wind components (head- or tail- / crosswind left/right) in knots for wind-direction and -speed on a given runway.

Runway Report
Decoding of runway report (8-digit-code) found in METAR aeronautical weather reports for adverse runway conditions.

Weather
Get TAF- and METAR-Data directly from National Weather Service (NWS). Select airport from list of more than 600 airports.

Metric Altitudes
Shows a flight level conversion table: Meters (STD) to Feet (STD). Choose between tables for Russia or China.
Build your own height-conversion-table from meters (QFE) to feet (QNH).

Hold Over Time
Shows hold over time-guidelines for commonly used de-icing fluid types (I-IV) according to selected weather conditions.

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