Plan a flight
Look up an airport, build a route, save the flight, and open a brief. Your active aircraft can fill in the TAS and fuel-burn values you use most often.
Your next flight
Build a route or resume a saved flight.
Planning tools
Use the same aircraft and saved flight as you move through the plan.
- 1. AircraftChoose the airplane and load its planning values.
- 2. RouteBuild the route and navlog, then save the flight.
- 3. CheckReview weather, procedures, airspace, NOTAMs, and TFRs.
- 4. FinishCheck loading and fuel, then open the flight brief.
Route Planner
Build the route, apply the active aircraft, calculate time and fuel, then save the flight.
Build a route →AIRPORTAirport Search
Runways, field data, current weather, and FAA procedure links.
Search airports →AIRCRAFTAircraft
Keep the TAS, fuel, loading, and source notes you use for planning.
Open aircraft →SAVED FLIGHTSResume a flight
Return to a saved route without rebuilding the plan from scratch.
Open saved flights →FINAL REVIEWFlight Brief
Review the saved navlog and reload current weather before you finish.
Open brief →Data sources
FAA chart tiles remain FAA-hosted. FAA terminal procedures remain tied to FAA PDF references. Current weather is requested live through PilotDesk's server endpoint and bypasses the offline cache. Aircraft-specific performance still comes from the current approved data applicable to the airplane.