Metarlog

Live METAR & TAF, detailed airport data, and an interactive aviation map — everything you need for pre-flight weather awareness, in one clean app.

Metarlog puts real-time aviation weather and airport information in your pocket. Whether you're a student pilot, a certified pilot, an aviation enthusiast, or anyone who needs a quick weather briefing before takeoff, Metarlog gives you the data you need — fast, clean, and easy to read.

FEATURES

• Global Airport Database Look up any airport worldwide by its ICAO code and instantly see runways, frequencies, coordinates, elevation, and more.

• Live METAR & TAF Get current METAR observations and TAF forecasts for one or multiple airports at once, decoded into clear, readable fields — wind, visibility, clouds, temperature, dew point, and altimeter.

• Interactive Aviation Map Explore airports, heliports, VOR and other navigation aids on a fully interactive map. Filter by type and tap any point for full details.

• Built for Every Pilot Switch between metric and imperial units — Fahrenheit or Celsius, inHg or hPa, statute miles or kilometers — to match how you fly.

• Light & Dark Mode A clean interface that adapts to daylight briefings and night flying alike.

• Sign In Your Way Create an account with email, Google, or Apple Sign-In, and keep your preferences synced across devices.

GO PREMIUM Upgrade to Metarlog Premium for an ad-free experience with uninterrupted access to weather and airport data. Premium is offered as a Monthly or Yearly auto-renewing subscription; payment is charged to your Apple ID account and renews automatically unless auto-renew is turned off at least 24 hours before the end of the current period. Manage or cancel your subscription anytime in your Apple ID Account Settings.

Terms of Use: https://mfd2144.github.io/Metarlog-Legal-Support-Pages/terms-of-use.html Privacy Policy: https://mfd2144.github.io/Metarlog-Legal-Support-Pages/privacy-policy.html

Metarlog is designed for situational awareness and general aviation information purposes. It is not a certified aviation weather source and should not be used as the sole basis for flight planning or operational decisions — always confirm conditions with your official weather briefing provider.